Just 750 balls were all that it took for Australia to beat Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs to win the second Test and level the two-match Test series 1-1. Mitchell Starc returned with 10 wickets in Mackay, which hosted its maiden Test, the second-shortest on Australian soil and overall, the fourth-shortest, as Australia buried the Darwin ghost to sit at the top of the WTC standings. For the visitors, the left-arm seamer Shoriful Islam picked up his career-best 7/48 in Australia’s first innings. &nbsp;Bangladesh were bowled out for 64 and 95 across two innings – registering an unwanted record of becoming the first team to be dismissed inside 100 twice in a Test in 21 years (since Zimbabwe in 2005). &nbsp;"A lot of things went right these couple of days and a lot of things went wrong last week. We needed to bounce back, and it was a great couple of days for the lads. I thought everyone was sharp. It was the opposite last week. If you get a really good first hour or two, it can set up the rest of the match,” Australian captain Pat Cummins said following his team’s massive win in Mackay.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/aus-vs-ban-2nd-test-day-2-shoriful-7-48-starc-strike-1787452715042">Mackay Test: Australia rolled for 210 as Shoriful takes 7/48; Starc strikes back on Day 2</a> &nbsp;Starc started the proceedings with a wicket off the first ball of a Test match by dismissing opener Shadman Islam, caught in the gully. Soon after, he picked up four more wickets to complete his second-quickest five-for in just 22 balls, reducing Bangladesh to 12 for five at one stage. Captain Pat Cummins and seamer Josh Hazlewood picked up four wickets among them before Starc returned to bag his sixth for the match, wrapping up Bangladesh's first innings for 65. &nbsp;Starc then completed his 10-wicket haul in the second innings on day two, helping Australia avenge the Darwin Test loss – perhaps the most shocking in Australia’s Test history.

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“A much better week,” Starc, who won the Player of the Match award, said.&nbsp; &nbsp;“We knew we were not at our best in Darwin. Bangladesh played really well. Take nothing away from them there. What we expected from ourselves this week is what we got, particularly with the ball on a wicket that aided us with the ball,” he added.<h2>Shanto Rues Missed Chances</h2>Shoriful, on the other hand, enjoyed his breathtaking spells against the mighty Aussies, dismissing heavyweights like Travis Head, Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith. His first-innings masterclass helped Bangladesh wrap up Australia’s innings on 210. However, it was Bangladesh’s batting that let them down, and captain Shanto admitted it in his post-match speech. &nbsp;"We know how good Australia are. They showed their character. We didn't play our best in this Test match. This was different conditions. A little extra bounce and swing in the air. It was challenging for us.&nbsp; &nbsp;"It was quite a difficult wicket to bat on, to be very honest. We need to be consistent, and I believe if we get more chances in similar conditions, it will help us,” Shanto said.

Australia crushed Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs in Mackay in just 750 balls—the second-shortest Test Down Under—with Mitchell Starc taking 10 wickets to level the series 1-1.

Just 750 balls were all that it took for Australia to beat Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs to win the second Test and level the two-match Test series 1-1. Mitchell Starc returned with 10 wickets in Mackay, which hosted its maiden Test, the second-shortest on Australian soil and overall, the fourth-shortest, as Australia buried the Darwin ghost to sit at the top of the WTC standings. For the visitors, the left-arm seamer Shoriful Islam picked up his career-best 7/48 in Australia’s first innings. Bangladesh were bowled out for 64 and 95 across two innings – registering an unwanted record of becoming the first team to be dismissed inside 100 twice in a Test in 21 years (since Zimbabwe in 2005). "A lot of things went right these couple of days and a lot of things went wrong last week. We needed to bounce back, and it was a great couple of days for the lads. I thought everyone was sharp. It was the opposite last week. If you get a really good first hour or two, it can set up the rest of the match,” Australian captain Pat Cummins said following his team’s massive win in Mackay. Also read| Mackay Test: Australia rolled for 210 as Shoriful takes 7/48; Starc strikes back on Day 2 Starc started the proceedings with a wicket off the first ball of a Test match by dismissing opener Shadman Islam, caught in the gully. Soon after, he picked up four more wickets to complete his second-quickest five-for in just 22 balls, reducing Bangladesh to 12 for five at one stage. Captain Pat Cummins and seamer Josh Hazlewood picked up four wickets among them before Starc returned to bag his sixth for the match, wrapping up Bangladesh's first innings for 65. Starc then completed his 10-wicket haul in the second innings on day two, helping Australia avenge the Darwin Test loss – perhaps the most shocking in Australia’s Test history.

Australia crushed Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs in Mackay in just 750 balls—the second-shortest Test Down Under—with Mitchell Starc taking 10 wickets to level the series 1-1.

Mackay Test: Australia crush Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs in second-shortest match Down Under

Mitchell Starc was again on a hat-trick in Bangladesh’s second innings on day two of the ongoing second Test in Mackay after Shoriful Islam’s career-best figures of 7/48 rattled Australia on 210. While tailender Nathan Lyon remained unbeaten on 32 off 64 balls, Cameron Green departed on 67 to Shoriful before Taijul Islam wrapped up the innings with Josh Hazlewood’s dismissal. Leading by 146 runs, Australia needed early wickets to push Bangladesh’s backs against the wall, and they turned to their veteran quick Starc, who picked up two wickets on two balls. Captain Pat Cummins bagged one as Bangladesh went to lunch for 39 for three, trailing by 107 runs. &nbsp;Starc was once again on a roll early into Bangladesh’s second innings, as he picked up his first wicket in his second over, removing opener Shadman Islam on one, caught at point. His next wicket was Bangladesh’s batting mainstay Mominul Haque, who left an incoming delivery from Starc and was out clean bowled on a first-ball duck. Bangladesh was 5/2 inside the third over.&nbsp;Starc on a Hat-trick, Again! WATCH -

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">On a hat-trick AGAIN for the second time in two days 🤯<a href="https://x.com/hashtag/PlayoftheDay?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#PlayoftheDay</a> | <a href="https://x.com/nrmainsurance?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@NRMAInsurance</a> | <a href="https://x.com/hashtag/AUSvBAN?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#AUSvBAN</a> <a href="https://t.co/9VNCPWLq5x">pic.twitter.com/9VNCPWLq5x</a>&mdash; cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) <a href="https://x.com/cricketcomau/status/2091336814556545153?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 23, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

While skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto did try to up the ante by playing some strokes, Cummins' steep bouncer in his first over accounted for Tanzid Hasan, caught at fine leg on nine. Shanto and veteran Mushfiqur Rahim were at the crease before lunch was taken on day two. Lyon bowled one over, while Hazlewood went wicketless for four runs in his three overs earlier.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/aus-vs-ban-2nd-test-day-1-report-18-wickets-starc-shoriful-six-fors-1787389408327">18 Wickets on Day 1 in Mackay: Starc, Shoriful claim six-fors as Australia lead by 101</a><h2>Mackay belongs to left-arm quicks</h2>Day one was all about the two left-arm pacers, Starc and Shoriful, who returned with six wickets each in their respective outings. While Starc owned the first half of the day with his record-breaking 6/12 in the first innings, Shoriful left the Aussie camp stunned with his six-wicket haul, including Travis Head, Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith.&nbsp; &nbsp;On day two, his in-swinger dismissed Green, as the Bangladeshi quick bagged his best Test figures.

Shoriful Islam’s historic 7/48 bowled Australia out for 210 in Mackay, but Mitchell Starc’s quick double strike pushed Bangladesh to 39/3 on Day 2.

Mitchell Starc was again on a hat-trick in Bangladesh’s second innings on day two of the ongoing second Test in Mackay after Shoriful Islam’s career-best figures of 7/48 rattled Australia on 210. While tailender Nathan Lyon remained unbeaten on 32 off 64 balls, Cameron Green departed on 67 to Shoriful before Taijul Islam wrapped up the innings with Josh Hazlewood’s dismissal. Leading by 146 runs, Australia needed early wickets to push Bangladesh’s backs against the wall, and they turned to their veteran quick Starc, who picked up two wickets on two balls. Captain Pat Cummins bagged one as Bangladesh went to lunch for 39 for three, trailing by 107 runs. Starc was once again on a roll early into Bangladesh’s second innings, as he picked up his first wicket in his second over, removing opener Shadman Islam on one, caught at point. His next wicket was Bangladesh’s batting mainstay Mominul Haque, who left an incoming delivery from Starc and was out clean bowled on a first-ball duck. Bangladesh was 5/2 inside the third over. Starc on a Hat-trick, Again! WATCH -

Shoriful Islam’s historic 7/48 bowled Australia out for 210 in Mackay, but Mitchell Starc’s quick double strike pushed Bangladesh to 39/3 on Day 2.

Mackay Test: Australia rolled for 210 as Shoriful takes 7/48; Starc strikes back on Day 2

18 wickets fell on day one of the second Test between Australia and Bangladesh in Mackay as the hosts led by 101 runs at stumps. The first day belonged to the two left-arm quicks, Mitchell Starc and Shoriful Islam, as both claimed six wickets each in the highlight of the day. While Shoriful’s 14 at number 11 was also the highest score by a Bangladeshi batter, Cameron Green continued from where he left off in the last innings in Darwin, scoring an unbeaten 51. Bangladesh were all out for just 64 in the first innings, before reducing Australia to 165 for eight. &nbsp;Australia won the toss and elected to field first. Mitchell Starc struck gold on the first ball of the match by dismissing opener Shadman Islam, caught in gully for a duck. That wicket also saw Starc surpass James Anderson for the most first-ball wickets in Tests: nine. Starc didn’t stop there as he picked four more in his first spell to reduce Bangladesh to 12 for five inside the first 40 minutes. He took just 22 balls to achieve his 19th Test five-for.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/aus-vs-ban-2nd-test-mitchell-starc-six-wicket-haul-anderson-record-mackay-1787380601048">Starc breaks Anderson’s record for most first-ball Test wickets: See top 5 list</a> &nbsp;Captain Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood shared four wickets between them, before a 25-run last-wicket stand helped Bangladesh avoid getting folded for their lowest Test total. They, however, were bowled out for 64, with Starc picking the last wicket – his sixth for the day for just 12 runs.&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">22 balls, five wickets, one Mitchell Starc <a href="https://x.com/hashtag/AUSvBAN?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#AUSvBAN</a> Catch up on a stunning start: <a href="https://t.co/drrfqp5tb0">https://t.co/drrfqp5tb0</a> <a href="https://t.co/JLTQq5EZO9">pic.twitter.com/JLTQq5EZO9</a>&mdash; cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) <a href="https://x.com/cricketcomau/status/2090996890276098469?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 22, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Shoriful picks six in Mackay</h2>Just when the Mackay crowd thought they were done with watching a left-arm masterclass on the opening day, Shoriful Islam entered. The medium-pacer bowled a tighter wicket-taking line and length and never allowed Australia to build on a partnership.&nbsp;Following Matt Renshaw’s wicket to Taskin Ahmed, Shoriful picked three, including Travis Head (22), Marnus Labuschagne (4) and Steve Smith (42).

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Mehidy Hasan Miraz removed Alex Carey for five before Shoriful returned to Australia’s tail and picked up three more wickets to complete his six-for so far in this innings.

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Green, however, was Australia’s lone silver lining, hitting an unbeaten 51 with eight fours. Nathan Lyon stood like a rock, scoring 10 not out before stumps were called on day one of the second Test.

18 wickets fell on Day 1 of the 2nd Test in Mackay as Mitchell Starc and Shoriful Islam took 6 wickets each. Australia hold a 101-run lead over Bangladesh at stumps.

18 wickets fell on day one of the second Test between Australia and Bangladesh in Mackay as the hosts led by 101 runs at stumps. The first day belonged to the two left-arm quicks, Mitchell Starc and Shoriful Islam, as both claimed six wickets each in the highlight of the day. While Shoriful’s 14 at number 11 was also the highest score by a Bangladeshi batter, Cameron Green continued from where he left off in the last innings in Darwin, scoring an unbeaten 51. Bangladesh were all out for just 64 in the first innings, before reducing Australia to 165 for eight. Australia won the toss and elected to field first. Mitchell Starc struck gold on the first ball of the match by dismissing opener Shadman Islam, caught in gully for a duck. That wicket also saw Starc surpass James Anderson for the most first-ball wickets in Tests: nine. Starc didn’t stop there as he picked four more in his first spell to reduce Bangladesh to 12 for five inside the first 40 minutes. He took just 22 balls to achieve his 19th Test five-for. Also read| Starc breaks Anderson’s record for most first-ball Test wickets: See top 5 list Captain Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood shared four wickets between them, before a 25-run last-wicket stand helped Bangladesh avoid getting folded for their lowest Test total. They, however, were bowled out for 64, with Starc picking the last wicket – his sixth for the day for just 12 runs.

18 wickets fell on Day 1 of the 2nd Test in Mackay as Mitchell Starc and Shoriful Islam took 6 wickets each. Australia hold a 101-run lead over Bangladesh at stumps.

18 Wickets on Day 1 in Mackay: Starc, Shoriful claim six-fors as Australia lead by 101

Australia’s Mitchell Starc couldn’t have asked for a better start to the second Test against Bangladesh in Mackay. The left-arm quick broke multiple records inside the first session on the opening day on Saturday (Aug 22). Starc, 36, picked up a wicket on the first ball of the match, and surpassed James Anderson with a ninth career first-ball strike. &nbsp;Playing his 107th Test match, Starc also surpassed Dale Steyn’s tally of 439 Test wickets, entering the list of top-10 highest Test wicket-takers of all time. He returned with excellent figures of 6/12 in 10 overs, with six maidens, as Bangladesh got all out for 64 in just 34 overs. He sits in the 10th position with 441 Test wickets and counting.<h2>Record five-for and more</h2>Unsurprisingly, Starc picked up his 19th Test five-wicket haul in just 22 balls, his second-fastest and sixth overall in the format’s history. Against the West Indies in an away Test last year, he created a world record by dismissing five batters in 15 deliveries. &nbsp;Starc first dismissed the left-hander Shadman on a first-ball duck caught in the gully, before removing his opening partner Tanzid Hasan (0) and captain Najmul Hossain Shanto (0) on successive deliveries in his second over. In his third over, Starc accounted for Mominul Haque caught for nine and then completed his record five-wicket haul—in just 22 minutes—by trapping Litton Das lbw for a duck.&nbsp;WATCH Starc's Mackay Magic -

Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/aus-vs-ban-2nd-test-mitchell-starc-five-wicket-haul-mackay-video-1787366813577">AUS vs BAN, 2nd Test: Starc strikes on first ball, floors Bangladesh with 5-wicket haul on Day 1 | WATCH</a> &nbsp;Starc’s magical spell reduced Bangladesh to 12 for five at one stage, with things turning bad to worse after Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood made it 39 for nine. A 24-run stand for the 10th wicket between Taijul Islam and Shoriful Islam saved Bangladesh from registering their lowest Test total. But Starc returned to pick up his sixth wicket and dismiss Bangladesh for 64 in the first innings.<h3>Bowlers with most first-ball dismissals in Tests -</h3><ul><li>Mitchell Starc (AUS) : 9 wickets</li><li>James Anderson (ENG) : 8 wickets</li><li>Ray Lindwall (AUS) : 7 wickets</li><li>Richard Hadlee (NZ) : 7 wickets</li><li>Kapil Dev (IND) : 7 wickets</li></ul><h3>Australia’s top order fumbles</h3>In response, Australia too lost their top four just after surpassing the three-digit mark. While returning Matt Renshaw was out for eight, Travis Head (22) got out chopped on for the third time in this series. Marnus Labuschagne was the next to depart for just four, before Steve Smith and Cameron Green stitched a partnership to bail them out.&nbsp; &nbsp;The left-arm seamer Shoriful then dismissed Smith plumb for 42.

Mitchell Starc broke James Anderson's record and passed Dale Steyn with a stunning 6/12 spell against Bangladesh in the 2nd Test in Mackay. Read match highlights and top order updates.

Australia’s Mitchell Starc couldn’t have asked for a better start to the second Test against Bangladesh in Mackay. The left-arm quick broke multiple records inside the first session on the opening day on Saturday (Aug 22). Starc, 36, picked up a wicket on the first ball of the match, and surpassed James Anderson with a ninth career first-ball strike. Playing his 107th Test match, Starc also surpassed Dale Steyn’s tally of 439 Test wickets, entering the list of top-10 highest Test wicket-takers of all time. He returned with excellent figures of 6/12 in 10 overs, with six maidens, as Bangladesh got all out for 64 in just 34 overs. He sits in the 10th position with 441 Test wickets and counting. Record five-for and more Unsurprisingly, Starc picked up his 19th Test five-wicket haul in just 22 balls, his second-fastest and sixth overall in the format’s history. Against the West Indies in an away Test last year, he created a world record by dismissing five batters in 15 deliveries. Starc first dismissed the left-hander Shadman on a first-ball duck caught in the gully, before removing his opening partner Tanzid Hasan (0) and captain Najmul Hossain Shanto (0) on successive deliveries in his second over. In his third over, Starc accounted for Mominul Haque caught for nine and then completed his record five-wicket haul—in just 22 minutes—by trapping Litton Das lbw for a duck. WATCH Starc's Mackay Magic -

Mitchell Starc broke James Anderson's record and passed Dale Steyn with a stunning 6/12 spell against Bangladesh in the 2nd Test in Mackay. Read match highlights and top order updates.

Starc breaks Anderson’s record for most first-ball Test wickets: See top 5 list

Mitchell Starc floored Bangladesh inside the first session on day one of the ongoing second Test in Mackay. Starc struck gold on the first ball of a Test match, later bagging a five-for inside his first five overs to leave Bangladesh in tatters. &nbsp;Almost a week after Australia shockingly conceded the series opener in Darwin by nine wickets, the hosts bounced back in some style by reducing Bangladesh to 35 for six at lunch on the opening day. The showstopper, Starc, returned with figures of 9-6-11-5, while captain Pat Cummins picked the remaining one wicket.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/eng-vs-pak-1st-test-england-crush-pakistan-by-an-innings-and-103-runs-1787323306846">ENG vs PAK, 1st Test: England crush Pakistan by an innings and 103 runs</a> &nbsp;Just as Bangladeshi quicks troubled the Aussie batters on day one in Darwin, they suffered a similar, or rather poorer, fate during their turn in the second Test. The left-arm quick brought the crowd to its feet by removing opener Shadman Islam caught in the gully for a first-ball duck.&nbsp; &nbsp;WATCH VIDEO –

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Starc returned with the same aggression and tweaked planning in his second over and picked up wickets of Tanzid Hasan (0) and Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto (0) in successive deliveries. Two wickets in two balls meant only one thing: a hat-trick, which he missed, and so the ball went over Mushfiqur Rahim’s stumps straight to the keeper. &nbsp;Bangladesh’s scorecard read 9 for 3 in 2.2 overs.&nbsp; &nbsp;Things turned from bad to worse for them after Starc, in his third and fourth over, respectively, and less than 42 minutes into the opening day in Mackay, picked two more wickets and completed his five-wicket haul. He first accounted for Mominul Haque, caught by Cameron Green on nine, before getting his fifth of the day by removing Litton Das plumb in front for a duck. Precise line and zeal through the wicket crushed Bangladesh’s momentum as Australia sit in the driver’s seat. &nbsp;“Still a little bit of shape there,” Starc said of Mackay’s wicket on day one.&nbsp; &nbsp;“It’s probably not as much sideways as the first session over at Darwin. I think if it’s a lot like the Gabba, it’s going to get a little bit quicker, harden up a little bit more. It’s still quite greasy underfoot to start with. So obviously it’s beautiful weather; it might harden up a little bit, get a bit quicker and then hopefully once we get four more wickets, there’s plenty of runs in it,” he added.

Mitchell Starc tore through Bangladesh with a stunning 5-wicket haul inside his first five overs on Day 1 of the 2nd Test in Mackay. Watch the video of Starc’s fiery opening spell here.

Mitchell Starc floored Bangladesh inside the first session on day one of the ongoing second Test in Mackay. Starc struck gold on the first ball of a Test match, later bagging a five-for inside his first five overs to leave Bangladesh in tatters. Almost a week after Australia shockingly conceded the series opener in Darwin by nine wickets, the hosts bounced back in some style by reducing Bangladesh to 35 for six at lunch on the opening day. The showstopper, Starc, returned with figures of 9-6-11-5, while captain Pat Cummins picked the remaining one wicket. Also read| ENG vs PAK, 1st Test: England crush Pakistan by an innings and 103 runs Just as Bangladeshi quicks troubled the Aussie batters on day one in Darwin, they suffered a similar, or rather poorer, fate during their turn in the second Test. The left-arm quick brought the crowd to its feet by removing opener Shadman Islam caught in the gully for a first-ball duck. WATCH VIDEO –

Mitchell Starc tore through Bangladesh with a stunning 5-wicket haul inside his first five overs on Day 1 of the 2nd Test in Mackay. Watch the video of Starc’s fiery opening spell here.

AUS vs BAN, 2nd Test: Starc strikes on first ball, floors Bangladesh with 5-wicket haul on Day 1 | WATCH

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Mackay Test: Australia crush Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs in second-shortest match Down Under

Mackay Test: Australia all out for 210 as Shoriful takes 7; Starc strikes back

18 Wickets on Day 1 in Mackay: Starc, Shoriful claim six-fors as AUS lead by 101

Starc breaks Anderson’s record for most first-ball Test wickets: See top 5 list

AUS vs BAN, 2nd Test: Starc strikes on first ball, floors Bangladesh with 5-for