Bangladesh moved closer to a historic first Test victory in Australia during day three of the first test in Darwin. The tourists were bowled out for 426 in their first innings after lunch, establishing a 228-run lead.
All-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz played a pivotal role in the performance, scoring a half-century to push Bangladesh to 417 for eight at lunch. Miraz continued his influence on the match by taking the crucial wicket of Steve Smith.
Australia closed day three at 161-4, trailing the record-chasing tourists by 67 runs.
All-rounder Cameron Green and wicketkeeper Alex Carey have been left with an improbable rescue mission as Bangladesh moves within six wickets of a major upset.