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20 August 2026

Can Bangladesh make history? What a 2-0 series win over Australia would mean

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Can Bangladesh make history? What a 2-0 series win over Australia would mean

Bangladesh can complete a historic 2-0 Test series win over Australia in Mackay. Here's what victory would mean after their stunning Darwin triumph.

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