Australia tour of Bangladesh, Match 1

Bangladesh v Australia

Bangladesh 131 19 ov
Australia 133/6 18.2 ov

Australia won by 4 wickets

Venue
Bir Sreshtho Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium, Chattogram
Date
Wed, 17 June 2026
Toss
Bangladesh won the toss and chose to bat
Player of the match
Adam Zampa

The match

Before a ball was bowled the model made Australia 57% favourites, from the two XIs that took the field.

Bangladesh win

Australia win

Bangladesh batAustralia chase 132

Turning point −10 to Australia. 2.3, the chase: Shoriful Islam to Cooper Connolly, 4 runs, 17/1, needing 115. Bangladesh went from 20% to 11%.

Moved it most Cooper Connolly +18.4 · JA Davies +18.2 · Adam Zampa +14.4 · Xavier Bartlett −11.2

BattingRB4s6sSRWin
Saif Hassanc MR Marsh b MT Renshaw201430142.9−4.3
Tanzid Hasanc XC Bartlett b SH Johnson10910111.1+0.6
Soumya Sarkarc Nikhil Chaudhary b A Zampa17181094.4−8.8
Towhid Hridoyb A Zampa8501160.0+0.6
Parvez Hossain Emonc C Connolly b JA Davies10121083.3−6.3
Abdul Gaffar Saqlainc Nikhil Chaudhary b JA Davies101001100.0−2.8
Shamim Hossainc JP Inglis b MT Renshaw140025.0−7.9
Mahedi Hasannot out29*2240131.8+10.1
Rishad Hossainc XC Bartlett b Nikhil Chaudhary380037.5−4.7
Shoriful Islamc TH David b A Zampa7701100.0−0.9
Mustafizur Rahmanlbw b JA Davies7501140.0−3.2
Extras lb 5, w 49
Total 19 ov, 6.89 an over131

Fall of wickets 26-1 (Hasan, 2.5), 39-2 (Hassan, 4.5), 57-3 (Hridoy, 7), 64-4 (Sarkar, 8.2), 75-5 (Hossain Emon, 10.2), 78-6 (Hossain, 11.2), 86-7 (Gaffar Saqlain, 12.3), 99-8 (Hossain, 15.3), 108-9 (Islam, 17), 131-10 (Rahman, 19)

BowlingOMRWEconDotsWdNbWin
Spencer Johnson201015.00710+6.8
Xavier Bartlett201909.50300−11.5
Nathan Ellis302207.33500−3.5
Matthew Renshaw302628.67600−0.6
Adam Zampa401834.50920+14.4
JA Davies301735.671110+17.1
Nikhil Chaudhary201417.00600−0.2

Win is the win chance a player added for his side, in points (100 = a match turned round): batting in the top table, bowling in the bottom. Point at or tap a player to see his balls on the chart.

Ball by ball

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The balls that decided it