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Australia v Bangladesh: first men’s Test, day four – live

The Guardian UK Sunday 16 August 2026, 00:35 UTC By Geoff Lemon (now) and James Wallace (later) 1 min read
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Updates as the Test at Marrara Cricket Ground continuesPlay starts in Darwin at 10am ACST/10.30am AESTAny thoughts? Email Geoff54th over: Australia 165-4 (Green 45, Carey 20) The left-arm spinner begins the day, Taijul Islam bowling very full for the most part.

  • Updates as the Test at Marrara Cricket Ground continues

  • Play starts in Darwin at 10am ACST/10.30am AEST

  • Any thoughts? Email Geoff

54th over: Australia 165-4 (Green 45, Carey 20) The left-arm spinner begins the day, Taijul Islam bowling very full for the most part. Green steps to leg to force a single through point, which is a bold choice first over of the day.

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