World · Singapore Bureau
Australia posts 210 in second test against Bangladesh, extends lead to 146
Australia's first innings concluded before lunch on day two of the second test match against Bangladesh in Mackay on Sunday. The hosts established a substantial first-innings advantage of 146 runs.
LSN Singapore ·

Australia were dismissed for 210 in their first innings on day two of the second test against Bangladesh at Mackay on Sunday, but the total proved sufficient to place the home side in a commanding position.
The Australian batsmen struggled against Bangladesh's bowling attack, with the innings ending before the lunch interval. Despite the relatively modest total, Australia's strong bowling and fielding performance in Bangladesh's opening innings had left the visitors with significant ground to make up.
With a lead of 146 runs heading into Bangladesh's second innings, Australia will be favourites to press home their advantage and secure victory in the match. The Australian bowlers will look to maintain their disciplined approach and exploit any conditions that favour pace or spin bowling.
The second test forms part of a broader test series between the two nations, with the outcome having implications for both teams' standing in the international cricket calendar.