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Hasan Mahmud takes six wickets as Bangladesh bowls out Australia

Published Thursday, August 13, 2026 · Updated August 15

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Hasan Mahmud took a career-best six wickets, leading Bangladesh to dismiss Australia for 198 on the first day of their Test series in Darwin. This score was Australia's lowest against Bangladesh, with Steve Smith scoring 71 runs. Bangladesh ended day one at 96-1 and continued to dominate the match, nearing a historic Test victory.

What We Know — Key Points

  • Hasan Mahmud achieved a career-best bowling figure of 6-55 against Australia.
  • Bangladesh dismissed Australia for 198 runs on the first day of their Test cricket series in Darwin.
  • Australia's total of 198 was their lowest score against Bangladesh.
  • Steve Smith scored 71 runs for Australia.
  • Bangladesh reached 96-1 at the close of play on day one.

What Is Claimed — Perspectives

Day One Dominance & Record Bowling
  • The Hindu

    The Hindu reports that Hasan Mahmud achieved a career-best 6-55, contributing to Bangladesh dismissing Australia for 198 on the first day of their Test series in Darwin. The article notes Steve Smith's 71 as Australia's main resistance against Bangladesh's pace attack. The article also emphasizes Bangladesh's strong performance and the potential for a historic victory, highlighting Australia's struggles and dropped catches.

  • Al Jazeera English

    Al Jazeera English highlights that Bangladesh dismissed Australia for their lowest total against them, with Hasan Mahmud taking a career-best 6-55 on Day One of the first Test. Additionally, Tanzid Hasan scored Bangladesh's first century in Australia, leading the tourists to 351-6 at the close of Day Two in the first Test, with a lead of 153 runs. Bangladesh is on the verge of a historic Test win against Australia, leading by 67 runs at the close of Day Three in the first Test.

  • BBC News

    BBC News reported that Bangladesh dominated Australia on day one of the first Test in Darwin, with Hasan Mahmud taking a career-best 6-55 to dismiss Australia for 198. The report also mentioned Steve Smith's innings and Bangladesh's score of 96-1 at the close of play. Tanzid Hasan Tamim became the first Bangladesh cricketer to score a Test century in Australia, leading his team to a dominant position on day two of the first Test in Darwin. Bangladesh closed on 351-6, holding a 153-run lead over Australia. Bangladesh is on the verge of a historic first Test victory in Australia after taking crucial wickets on day three in Darwin, leaving Australia trailing by 67 runs with six wickets down in their second innings. Cameron Green and Alex Carey remain at the crease, tasked with saving the match for Australia.

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