Bangladesh produced a clinical all-round performance to beat Australia by 86 runs in the first ODI using the DLS Method. Australia tour to Bangladesh 2026 At Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur. After posting a competitive total of 284/8 in 50 overs, the hosts backed it up with an impressive bowling display to restrict Australia to 191/9 in 42.2 overs, securing a memorable victory and taking a 1-0 lead in the series. Notably, this is Bangladesh’s first home ODI win against Australia.
Bangladesh are recovering strongly from early setbacks
Bangladesh suffered an early setback after Australia won the toss and elected to bowl first Seif Hasan departed for just five runs. However, Tanzid Hasan Tamim counter-attacked brilliantly, hitting 54 off 44 balls with seven boundaries and a six to put the Australian bowlers under pressure. His aggressive approach ensured that Bangladesh maintained their momentum during the power play.
After Tanzid’s dismissal, Capt Najmul Huseyn Shanto He closed the innings with 67 off 86 deliveries, hitting nine fours and a six. Although Lytton Das managed only seven runs and Tovhid Hridoy contributed a steady 31, Bangladesh needed a late flourish to push towards a strong total. This push has passed Mosaddek Hossainwho played one of the best ODI innings of his career. Batting with confidence and maturity, Mosaddek scored 86 runs from just 70 balls, including seven fours and three sixes, to take Bangladesh to 284/8. Tashkin Ahmed quick 20-under added runs from 16 balls to bolster the total.
For Australia, Nathan Ellis He was a standout performer with the ball, returning figures of 3/38 in 10 overs. Liam Scott and Matt Renshaw claimed two wickets each, but Australia’s bowlers struggled to contain Bangladesh at crucial stages of the innings.
Nahid Rana thrashes Australia with dominant bowling
Chasing 285, Australia’s innings got off to the worst possible start Matthew Short first ball dismissed for a duck. while Cooper Connolly** Tried to stabilize the batting with 35 off 50 balls, Bangladesh’s pace attack consistently struck regularly.
The hopes of the guests were in the experienced duo Alex Carey and Cameron Green. Carey played a battling knock of 47 off 62 deliveries, while Green top-scored with 52 off 66 balls, hitting four boundaries and a six. However, the lack of significant support from the rest of the batting proved costly. The Bangladeshi athletes applied relentless pressure throughout the chase. A young pacer Nahid Rana He emerged as the chief destroyer, producing a sensational spell of 4/41 from his 10 overs. His pace and accuracy destroyed Australia’s middle and lower order at crucial moments.
The all-rounder Mosaddek completed his batting heroics with the ball, taking 2/37 in 10 overs. Mustafizur Rahman Chipped with 2/24. A disciplined bowling effort ensured Australia never took control of the chase before finishing on 191/9 in 42.2 overs. Mosaddek was deservedly named Man of the Match for his outstanding contribution with both bat and ball. His aggressive 86-run knock took Bangladesh’s total from competitive to difficult, while his two wickets swung the contest in favor of the hosts.
Here’s how the fans reacted:
The hero of the shooting. 🏏 Musaddek Hossain returns to international cricket after four years and hits an unbeaten 86 off 70 for Bangladesh.#BCB #Bangladesh #cricket #BANvAUS #Tigers pic.twitter.com/vQOXuKweYR
— Bangladesh Cricket (@BCBtigers) June 9, 2026
Nahid Rana looks very promising.
Every time I check the Bangladesh match score, he has already taken 3-4 wickets— AdityaRRaj (@RR_for_LIFE) June 9, 2026
Bangladesh beat Australia for the second time in ODIs, their first win was in Cardiff 21 years ago 😮#BANvsAUS #cricket #Bangladesh pic.twitter.com/9q0XtMoT0o
— CricketTimes.com (@CricketTimesHQ) June 10, 2026
Nahid Rana bowled the Aussies first! We are looking forward to the second game https://t.co/8ixFFjDRTN
— Sivaganesh🌿 (@Siva_tweets96) June 9, 2026
🚨 THE RETURN OF MUSDAK HUSSEIN MASTER CLASS! 🚨
After years away from the limelight, Musaddek Hossain makes a brilliant comeback from 70 to 86. pic.twitter.com/7Eum0qL4kf
— Talha Nawaz (@TalhaDigital007) June 9, 2026
Nahid Rana is a special bowler 🔥🔥#BanVAus pic.twitter.com/GzVFVEX0TV
— wasi (@awais6578245) June 9, 2026
Nahid Rana delivers an excellent spell with 4/41 in 10 overs against Australia 🔥🇧🇩🏏 pic.twitter.com/UrP1lH4Nul
— Argam Mustaqeem (@arqam_mustaqeem) June 9, 2026
Just look at Nahid Rana’s average speed! Definitely rockets. If he can maintain his fitness and manage his workload, we are looking at something incredibly special for Bangladesh cricket.
Touchwood! 🇧🇩⚡#BANvAUS pic.twitter.com/movXAhDFyH— Abid Hasan (@ABIDHASAN622091) June 10, 2026
Nahid Rana moved at a speed of 151 km per hour#BANvAUS
— Andrew McGlashan (@andymcg_cricket) June 9, 2026
Nahid Rana is @bcbtiger’s pace sensation!! #bdvsauce pic.twitter.com/cOedJfbHpq
— Sport in a word (@Shuvo10976159) June 9, 2026
