Bangladesh secures historic Test victory in Australia with nine-wicket win
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 16, 2026, 7:54 AM
Last updated Aug 16, 2026

Bangladesh achieved a significant milestone by winning their first-ever Test match in Australia, defeating the host nation by nine wickets at Marrara Oval in Darwin. This victory marks Bangladesh's third Test in Australia, making them the fastest Asian team to secure a win on Australian soil. The match showcased Bangladesh's strong bowling performance and a commanding first-innings total, with Hasan Mahmud and Tanzid Hasan playing key roles. Historically, this win contrasts with other Asian sides, such as India, who required 12 matches to win and Sri Lanka, who remain winless after 15 attempts. The historical context highlights the challenges faced by teams aiming to win in Australia, considered one of cricket's toughest venues.
- •Bangladesh won their first Test in Australia by nine wickets.
- •The victory came in their third Test match on Australian soil.
- •Hasan Mahmud and Tanzid Hasan were pivotal in the win.
- •Historically, India needed 12 Tests to achieve a victory in Australia.
- •Sri Lanka remains winless in 15 Tests played in Australia.
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