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BAN vs AUS, 2nd ODI: Bangladesh Seals Historic Series Victory with Five-Wicket Win over Australia
Bangladesh sealed the series after a rain-hit chase of 192 in 41 overs, with Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Towhid Hridoy finishing the job.
- On Thursday, Bangladesh clinched its first-ever ODI series victory against Australia, securing an unassailable 2-0 lead after winning the second One-Day International in Dhaka by five wickets.
- Missing captain Mitchell Marsh, Australia suffered an unprecedented collapse after electing to bat, losing three wickets for zero runs before Marnus Labuschagne and Xavier Bartlett salvaged 187 for eight in 42 overs.
- Following a 160-minute rain delay, Bangladesh successfully chased a revised target of 192 from 41 overs via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method, finishing with 36 balls in hand.
- Anchoring the chase with an unbeaten 22, Captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz sealed the series win with a six off Riley Meredith, while stand-in skipper Josh Inglis said, "Bangladesh have outplayed us in this series."
- Having also recently defeated New Zealand, Pakistan, and the West Indies, the Tigers have won four straight bilateral ODI series, with the third and final match scheduled for Sunday in Dhaka.
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BAN vs AUS, 2nd ODI: Bangladesh seals historic series victory with five-wicket win over Australia
Bangladesh secured a landmark series victory over a second-string Australian side with a composed chase in a rain-affected second One-Day International in Dhaka on Thursday.
·Chennai, India
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History in Mirpur: Bangladesh Outclass Australia to Clinch Maiden ODI Series Win
By Maksuda Lisa, (Dhaka Bureau) Bangladesh scripted a historic cricketing fairytale on Thursday, stunning the six-time world champions and global cricket powerhouse, Australia. In a rain-interrupted encounter at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur, the Tigers clinical 5-wicket victory sealed their first-ever bilateral ODI series win (One Day International) against the Aussies with one match to spare. Following an 86-run victory …
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