Bangladesh leads against Australia after fiery moment in 1st ODI
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 11:24 AM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
Bangladesh holds a commanding position against Australia in the first ODI of the series, leading by 86 runs via the DLS method. Nahid Rana's impressive bowling performance of 4/41 included dismissing Australian captain Josh Inglis amid a heated exchange on the field. Earlier, Mosaddek Hossain's unbeaten 86 helped Bangladesh post a total of 284/8. Australia struggled in their chase, currently at 51/3. The series now stands at 1-0 in favor of Bangladesh, with the next match scheduled for June 11.
- •Bangladesh scored 284/8 after recovering from early wickets.
- •Nahid Rana took 4/41, crucial in dismissing Inglis.
- •Australia is in trouble at 51/3 during their chase.
- •Mosaddek Hossain scored an unbeaten 86 for Bangladesh.
- •Next ODI is scheduled for June 11.
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"Nahid Rana starred as Bangladesh defeated Australia Cricket Team by 86 runs (DLS) in the first ODI. Rana took 4/41 and was involved in a brief on-field exchange with Australian captain Josh Inglis after dismissing him. Earlier, Mosaddek Hossain scored an unbeaten 86 as Bangladesh posted 284/8 to take a 1-0 series lead.
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