Bangladesh is close to a historic result against Australia in the first Test in Darwin. At stumps on day three, Australia is 161-4 in reply to Bangladesh’s position, trailing the tourists by 67 runs. With the match entering the final stages, Bangladesh needs 67 more runs to win and still has four wickets in hand.
Several outlets describe Bangladesh’s strong control of the game, highlighting that it is within reach of its first Test win in Australia. The reports note Australia’s “stumble” as a key factor in Bangladesh’s advantage. Times of India adds details about Hasan Mahmud taking important wickets and Mehidy Hasan Miraz contributing with bat and ball, framing their impact as pivotal in restricting Australia’s progress. Other outlets focus more generally on the scoreboard and the closeness to victory rather than specific performances.
Overall, the sources agree on the same match state: Australia finishes day three at 161-4, Bangladesh leads by 67, and Bangladesh is one innings away from securing its biggest Test win.
