AUS vs BAN 2nd Test: Australia lead by 101 runs; Mitchell Starc and Shoriful Islam take 6 wickets each
Mitchell Starc tore through Bangladesh with a six-wicket haul after removing Shadman Islam with the first ball, but Shoriful Islam hit back with six wickets of his own as 18 wickets tumbled on a dramatic first day
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- AUS vs BAN 2nd Test: Australia lead by 101 runs; Mitchell Starc and Shoriful Islam take 6 wickets each
- Mitchell Starc tore through Bangladesh with a six-wicket haul after removing Shadman Islam with the first ball, but Shoriful Islam hit back with six wickets of his own as 18 wickets tumbled on a dramatic first day
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- Mitchell Starc tore through Bangladesh with a six-wicket haul after removing Shadman Islam with the first ball, but Shoriful Islam hit back with six wickets of his own as 18 wickets tumbled on a dramatic first day
- AUS vs BAN 2nd Test: Australia lead by 101 runs; Mitchell Starc and Shoriful Islam take 6 wickets each
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