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Bangladesh make bright start, Australia 74-4 at lunch in first test

Bangladesh make bright start, Australia 74-4 at lunch in first test
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Bangladesh make bright start, Australia 74-4 at lunch in first test MELBOURNE, Aug 13 : Bangladesh's depleted pace attack routed Australia's top order to leave the hosts at 74 for four at lunch on day one of the series-opening test in Darwin on Thursday. • Australia captain Pat Cummins won the toss and elected to bat first on a grassy pitch on a hot morning in the Northern Territory capital. Hasan Mahmud removed both Australia's openers, with under-pressure Jake Weatherald out for 23 with a...

Bangladesh make bright start, Australia 74-4 at lunch in first test MELBOURNE, Aug 13 : Bangladesh's depleted pace attack routed Australia's top order to leave the hosts at 74 for four at lunch on day one of the series-opening test in Darwin on Thursday. • Australia captain Pat Cummins won the toss and elected to bat first on a grassy pitch on a hot morning in the Northern Territory capital. • Hasan Mahmud removed both Australia's openers, with under-pressure Jake Weatherald out for 23 with a loose drive sending an edge to the slips. Travis Head chopped onto his stumps. • Number three Marnus Labuschagne was caught for one off the bowling of Ebadot Hossain. • Number five Cameron Green also failed with the bat, caught for 13 after hitting Taskin Ahmed to short midwicket. • Steve Smith was seven not out, having been dropped on two in the slips off the bowling of Ebadot. • Bangladesh are playing their first test series in Australia since 2003. • The second and final test of series is in Mackay, Queensland.
Bangladesh (LOCATION) Australia (LOCATION) MELBOURNE (LOCATION) Darwin (PERSON) Pat Cummins (PERSON) Northern Territory (LOCATION) Hasan Mahmud (PERSON) Jake Weatherald (PERSON) Travis Head (PERSON) Marnus Labuschagne (PERSON) Hossain (PERSON) Cameron Green (PERSON) Taskin Ahmed (PERSON) Steve Smith (PERSON) Ebadot (ORG)
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