Australia recalls Matthew Renshaw for second Test against Bangladesh
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 11:43 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026
Australia has named Matthew Renshaw as an opener for the second Test against Bangladesh in Mackay, following a nine-wicket loss in the first Test. Renshaw replaces Jake Weatherald, who has been dropped after the disappointing defeat. Veteran spinner Nathan Lyon remains in the lineup despite underwhelming performance in the previous match. Australia aims to level the two-match series after Bangladesh's strong start. The match is set to be critical for Australia's success in the series.
- •Matthew Renshaw to replace Jake Weatherald for the second Test.
- •Australian lineup includes Nathan Lyon despite one wicket in the first Test.
- •Second Test will take place in Mackay as Australia seeks to level the series.
- •Renshaw last played a Test in 2023 as a concussion substitute.
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"Australia has named Matthew Renshaw as their opener for the upcoming second Test match, stepping in for Jake Weatherald following a disappointing loss in the first Test. Veteran spinner Nathan Lyon remains a key figure in the lineup. Facing Bangladesh in Mackay, Australia is determined to even the series after the initial defeat.
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