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Hasan Mahmud's 6-55 bowls Australia out for 198 as Bangladesh dominate Day 1

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Bangladesh pacer Hasan Mahmud claimed a career-best six-wicket haul for 55 runs, dismantling Australia's batting lineup in the first innings of their Test match. The entire Australian side was bundled out for just 198 runs under sustained pressure from Bangladesh's pace attack. In reply, Bangladesh made a strong start, closing Day 1 at 96 for 1 and reducing the deficit to 102 runs. The visitors are well-placed heading into the second day, with nine wickets in hand and momentum firmly on their side.

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