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Bangladesh beat Australia by nine wickets on day four of first men’s Test – as it happened

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Bangladesh beat Australia by nine wickets on day four of first men’s Test – as it happened

60th over: Australia 178-5 (Green 49, Webster 0) Beau Webster to the middle, blocks his first three balls.

There it is for Bangladesh! And still with a lead of 50.

Mehidy comes around the wicket, floats his off-breaks in, straightens them down the line.

Carey goes down the wrong line, more leg stump, even though that ball pitches more on middle.

It turns away slightly, grazes the edge, and is well caught.

Such a dangerous player gone, and now Bangladesh are one wicket away from the bowlers.

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