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Match Overview Commentary
Manjural Islam*
0 (1) 		Bangladesh
178 - 10
MacGill*
13.1 - 1 - 65 - 5 		Australia
51.1 (overs) 		Gillespie
16 - 3 - 48 - 2
Current Run Rate: 3.56
  • Full Scorecard

        Last Wicket: 178 / 10 - Al Sahariar 36 (52)


    • Australia won by an innings and 132 runs   
      51.1 MacGill to Al Sahariar, OUT: tries to cross bat through midwicket
        leading edge flies out to short cover where the bowler runs to
        take the catch

       Bangladesh 178/10, Partnership of 7
       Al Sahariar  c & b MacGill  36 (52b 3x4 1x6)
       Manjural Islam 0* (1b) SCG MacGill 13.1-1-65-5

       Victory to Australia by an innings, SR Waugh declared man of the
        match

End of over 51 (7 runs) Bangladesh 178/9 (trail by 132 runs)
JN Gillespie 16-3-48-2 (1w) - McMillans Road End
Al Sahariar 36* (51b 3x4 1x6) Manjural Islam 0* (1b)

  50.6 Gillespie to Manjural Islam, no run, steps to leg wafts and misses
  50.5 Gillespie to Al Sahariar, one run, turned out behind square leg
     

    Bangladesh Australia

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    • Hours of play: 9.30am - 11.30am, 12.10pm - 2.10pm, 2.30pm - 4.30pm
    • 4th Umpire - SJ Davis
    • Scorers: JI Harris and T Lowrey
    • 12th Men: AJ Bichel (Australia) and Sanwar Hossain (Bangladesh)
    • Marrara Oval became the 89th Test venue (8th Australian Test venue)
    • Day 1
    • The Australian team wore black arm bands as a sign or respect to John Scholes, former Victoria player/coach whose passed away on July 14, 2003
    • Hannan Sarker/Javed Omar 1st wicket partnership 4 runs in 17 minutes from 27 balls
    • Javed Omar/Habibul Bashar 2nd wicket partnership 22 runs in 29 minutes from 43 balls
    • Habibul Bashar/Mohammad Ashraful 3rd wicket partnership 10 runs in 23 minutes from 28 balls
    • Mohammad Ashraful/Al Sahariar 4th wicket partnership 3 runs in 10 minutes from 16 balls
    • Mohammad Ashraful/Alok Kapali 5th wicket partnership 1 run in 4 minutes from 7 balls
    • Bangladesh 50 in 92 minutes from 20.5 overs
    • Mohammad Ashraful/Khaled Mashud 6th wicket partnership 20 runs in 25 minutes from 44 balls
    • Lunch: Bangladesh 63/6 (Khaled Mashud 4*, Khaled Mahmud 1*, 29 overs, 122 minutes)
    • Langer/Hayden 1st wicket partnership 13 runs in 33 minutes from 45 balls
    • Tea: Australia 31/1 (Langer 13*, Ponting 4*, 13 overs, 60 minutes)
    • Langer/Ponting 2nd wicket partnership 30 runs in 45 minutes from 66 balls
    • Australia 50 in 92 minutes from 21 overs
    • Langer/Lehmann 3rd wicket partnership 50 runs in 72 minutes from 102 balls
    • Australia 100 in 154 minutes from 36 overs
    • DS Lehmann 50 in 100 minutes from 93 balls
    • Stumps: Australia 121/2 (Langer 40*, Lehmann 51*, 45 overs, 183 minutes)
    • Attendance: 6,238
    • Day 2
    • JL Langer 50 in 218 minutes from 153 balls
    • Langer/Lehmann 3rd wicket partnership 100 runs in 144 minutes from 217 balls
    • Australia 150 in 238 minutes from 58.1 overs
    • Langer/Lehmann 3rd wicket partnership 141 runs in 202 minutes from 318 balls
    • Australia 200 in 303 minutes from 77.5 overs
    • Lunch: Australia 204/3 (Lehmann 94*, Waugh 3*, 78 overs, 304 minutes)
    • New ball taken at 81.3 overs
    • DS Lehmann 100 in 238 minutes from 206 balls, 8x4, 1x6
    • Lehmann/Waugh 4th wicket partnership 50 runs in 48 minutes from 78 balls
    • Lehmann/Waugh 4th wicket partnership 59 runs in 63 minutes from 99 balls
    • Waugh/Love 5th wicket partnership 1 run in 3 minutes from 3 balls
    • Australia 250 in 356 minutes from 89 overs
    • Australia 300 in 404 minutes from 99.4 overs
    • Waugh/Gilchrist 6th wicket partnership 69 runs in 58 minutes from 77 balls
    • SR Waugh 50 in 134 minutes from 91 balls, 7x4
    • Tea: Australia 336/6 (Waugh 64*, Lee 7*, 105 overs, 426 minutes)
    • Australia 350 from 109.5 overs
    • SR Waugh 100 in 177 minutes from 133 balls
    • SR Waugh becomes the second player (after G Kirsten of South Africa) to score a century against the nine other Test playing countries
    • Hannan Sarkar/Javed Omar 1st wicket partnership 8 runs in 12 minutes from 19 balls
    • Bangladesh 50 in 54 minutes from 12.3 overs
    • Hannan Sarkar/Habibul Bashar 2nd wicket partnership 50 runs in 43 minutes from 60 balls
    • Stumps: Bangladesh 70/1 (Hannan Sarkar, 29*, Habibul Bashar 26*, 15 overs, 65 minutes)
    • Attendance: 4,669
    • Day 3
    • Hannan Sarkar/Habibul Bashar 2nd wicket partnership 81 runs in 83 minutes from 121 balls
    • Bangladesh 100 in 119 minutes from 28.2 overs
    • Habibul Bashar 50 in 120 minutes from 82 balls
    • Habibul Bashar/Mohammad Ashraful 3rd wicket partnership 23 runs in 47 minutes from 68 balls
    • Habibul Bashar/Al Sahariar 4th wicket partnership 0 runs in 3 minutes from 3 balls
    • Al Sahariar/Alok Kapali 5th wicket partnership 0 runs in 2 minutes from 4 balls
    • Al Sahariar/Khalid Mashud 6th wicket partnership 10 runs in 15 minutes from 22 balls
    • Lunch: Bangladesh 142/6 (Al Sahariar 19*, Khalid Mahmud 5*, 44 overs, 186 minutes)
    • Al Sahariar/Khaled Mahmud 7th wicket partnership 21 runs in 20 minutes from 31 balls
    • Bangladesh 150 in 196 minutes from 46.1 overs
    • Al Sahariar/Tapash Baisya 8th wicket partnership 9 runs in 11 minutes from 15 balls
    • Al Sahariar/Mashrafe Mortaza 9th wicket partnership 19 runs in 11 minutes from 17 balls
    • Al Sahariar/Manjural Islam 10th wicket partnership 7 runs in 4 minutes from 4 balls
    • Australia won the match at 12.41pm