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Bangladesh has delivered a stunning upset in Mackay as Mitchell Starc’s record start is not enough to prevent a Bangladesh victory. Starc’s five-for and Shoriful Islam’s 6-35 helped Bangladesh defend a low score, while Australia faltered in the batting order. The day ends with Australia chasing the game after Bangladesh’s 64 all out.
Khawaja has confirmed he will publish an autobiography, released days after Australia’s first Test tour of South Africa since the 2018 ball-tampering scandal. Cummins says he has moved on and notes investigators found no other players involved; Khawaja’s book will address events from that era.
South Africa is defeated by Australia by 214 runs after Hazlewood?s career-best 6 for 49 helps dismiss the hosts for 206 in Durban. Boland contributes with a late innings of 40 and strong bowling, while Smith surpasses 11,000 Test runs with a sharp slip catch.
Temba Bavuma leads South Africa to a commanding victory over Australia, scoring 179 and guiding a 425-9 declaration. Marco Jansen’s 85 and Simon Harmer’s 82 support a dominant innings, while Kagiso Rabada’s 4-77 helps dismiss Australia for 295 in the final test, setting up a decider in Cape Town.
South Africa has beaten Australia by 176 runs at Newlands to win the three-Test series 2-1. Simon Harmer has taken a career-best 6-16 to collapse Australia to 111, Kagiso Rabada has reached 350 Test wickets fastest in history, and the Proteas have moved to first in the ICC Test rankings and into the top two in the World Test Championship race.
Khawaja has stated in interviews that the entire Australia team was aware of the ball-tampering plot in 2018, contradicting Cricket Australia’s findings that only three players were involved. The disclosures accompany the release of his memoir Sabr and follow a public push for collective responsibility.