Australia vs Bangladesh Mackay Test becomes only 28th two-day Test in history

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Australia's victory over Bangladesh in the Mackay Test concluded within two days, making it one of the rarest outcomes in cricket history. Out of 2,632 Test matches played to date, only 28 have ended in two days, accounting for roughly 1.1% of all Tests. Historically, 15 of these brief Tests occurred between 1877 and 1946, out of 275 matches played in that era. Remarkably, not a single two-day Test took place between 1947 and 1999, despite 1,233 Tests being contested over those 53 years. The result underscores just how exceptional such a swift conclusion remains in the modern game.

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