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Match Report|1 min read|Tuesday, 9 June 2026

Mosaddek Hossain's 86 Fires Bangladesh to Victory

CricHubbJust nowShere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur, Dhaka
Australia tour of Bangladesh

Bangladesh

284/8 (50)

Australia

191/9 (42.2)

BAN won by 86 runs (DLS Method)

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Bangladesh have won by 86 runs (DLS Method). Bangladesh batted first and posted 284/8 in 50 overs. Australia, chasing 285, fell short at 191/9 in 42.2 overs.

Mosaddek Hossain was the standout in the first innings, scoring 86* off 70 balls (SR 123). 3 sixes and 7 fours provided the impetus. The powerplay yielded 35 runs — early wickets put them under pressure from the start.

Cameron Green fought hard with 52 off 66 balls, but it was not enough to haul Australia over the line. The required rate climbed too steeply in the end.

With the ball, Nahid Rana delivered figures of 4/41 in 10 overs (Econ 4.1). A match-defining spell that tore through the batting order.

BAN lead the series 1-0. The pressure is firmly on the chasing side now.

The Turning Point

Over 44 of the first innings was the inflection point — 16 runs came off it, shifting the momentum and setting the stage for a total that ultimately proved too much.

Key Performers

Mosaddek HossainBatting

86* off 70 balls (SR 123), 7 fours, 3 sixes

Nahid RanaBowling

4/41 in 10 overs (Econ: 4.10)

Najmul Hossain ShantoBatting

67 off 86 balls (SR 78), 9 fours, 1 sixes

Verdict

Bangladesh showed composure when it mattered most and deserve this victory. Australia were outplayed in all departments. A 86 runs (DLS Method) defeat lays bare the gaps in their game — the batting lacked application and the bowling had no answers. Plenty of hard conversations ahead of the next match. BAN lead the series 1-0. The pressure is firmly on the chasing side now.

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