T20I ·1st T20I
Finished
Bangladesh
131/10
(19 ov)
Australia
133/6
(18.2 ov)
Australia won by 4 wickets (with 10 balls remaining)
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Batting
RB4s6sSR
X. Bartlett
4 1 1 0 400
J. Davies
7 6 1 0 116.7
Bowling
OMRWEcon
A. Saqlain
3.2 8 32 2 9.6
M. Hasan
4 11 29 1 7.2
MATCH STATS BAN AUS
PP 52/2 (8.7) 47/2 (7.8)
Middle 53/6 (5.3) 68/2 (6.8)
Death 26/2 (8.7) 18/2 (7.7)
4s 10 11
6s 4 5
Dots 30% 31%
Extras 9 1
Best P'ship 26(1) 40(3)
Runs
BANAUS
32649612816005101520
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Date and time 17/06/2026 · 08:00
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Competition Twenty20 International · 1st T20I
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Venue Bir Sreshtho Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium, Chittagong
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Toss Bangladesh won the toss, elected to batting
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Umpire 1 Masudur Rahman
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Umpire 2 Sharfuddoula Shahid
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TV Umpire Gazi Sohel
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Referee Prakash Bhatt

Connolly’s counterpunch settles chase

Cooper Connolly broke the chase open just when it threatened to drift, striking 47 off 27 to put Australia back in control and carry them to a four-wicket win with 10 balls remaining. After early wickets left the pursuit uneasy, his clean hitting through the middle overs ensured the asking rate never spiralled, and Australia stayed ahead of the game even as Bangladesh kept chipping away.

Zampa squeezes middle overs

The match turned in Bangladesh’s middle phase, where Adam Zampa’s control and wickets collapsed a promising powerplay into a scramble. Bangladesh raced to 52/2 in the first six, but then managed only 53/6 across overs 7–16, losing shape and momentum as Zampa finished with 3/18 from four overs. With the innings repeatedly reset, their best stand was just 23, and 131 never became the total their start hinted at.

Zampa, Connolly shape result

Zampa was the standout, combining a tight economy with three key strikes to dismantle Bangladesh’s middle-order resistance. Connolly’s 47 provided the chase’s defining momentum swing, turning a cautious start into a controlled finish. Joel Davies’ 3/17 added further damage during Bangladesh’s slide, ensuring Australia’s batters were never chasing an imposing number.

Batting
RBSR
Cooper Connolly
Cooper Connolly
AUS Batsman
4727174
Mahedi Hasan
Mahedi Hasan
BAN Batsman
2922132
Saif Hassan
Saif Hassan
BAN Batsman
2014143
Bowling
WREcon
Adam Zampa
Adam Zampa
AUS Bowler
3184.5
Joel Davies
Joel Davies
AUS Bowler
3175.7
Matt Renshaw
Matt Renshaw
AUS Bowler
2268.7

Bangladesh keep chase tense

Bangladesh’s bowlers kept the contest alive by denying easy partnerships and forcing Australia to rebuild more than once. Australia were 47/2 after the powerplay, and even with a steadier middle (68/2), the pressure returned when wickets fell late and the target remained in sight. The decisive stand was Australia’s best of the match — 40 — and once that was broken, Bangladesh briefly sniffed a squeeze before the visitors closed it out.

Playing XI
Towhid Hridoy
Towhid HridoyC Top Order Batter
Parvez Hossain Emon
Parvez Hossain EmonWK Wicketkeeper
Tanzid Hasan
Tanzid Hasan Batsman
Saif Hassan
Saif Hassan Batsman
Soumya Sarkar
Soumya Sarkar Batsman
Shamim Hossain
Shamim Hossain Allrounder
Mahedi Hasan
Mahedi Hasan Allrounder
Rishad Hossain
Rishad Hossain Allrounder
Abdul Gaffar Saqlain
Abdul Gaffar Saqlain Bowler
Shoriful Islam
Shoriful Islam Bowler
Mustafizur Rahman
Mustafizur Rahman Bowler
Rest of Squad
Nahid Rana
Nahid Rana Batsman
Mohammad Saifuddin
Mohammad Saifuddin Allrounder
Nasum Ahmed
Nasum Ahmed Bowler
Tanzim Hasan Sakib
Tanzim Hasan Sakib Bowler
Ripon Mondol
Ripon Mondol Bowler
Taskin Ahmed
Taskin Ahmed Bowler
Litton Das
Litton Das Wicketkeeper
Nurul Hasan
Nurul Hasan Wicketkeeper
Playing XI
Mitchell Marsh
Mitchell MarshC Allrounder
Josh Inglis
Josh InglisWK Wicketkeeper
Matt Renshaw
Matt Renshaw Batsman
Tim David
Tim David Batsman
Cooper Connolly
Cooper Connolly Allrounder
Joel Davies
Joel Davies Allrounder
Xavier Bartlett
Xavier Bartlett Bowler
Adam Zampa
Adam Zampa Bowler
Nikhil Chaudhary
Nikhil Chaudhary Bowler
Nathan Ellis
Nathan Ellis Bowler
Spencer Johnson
Spencer Johnson Bowler
Rest of Squad
Travis Head
Travis Head Batsman
Jack Edwards
Jack Edwards Allrounder
Matthew Short
Matthew Short Allrounder
Cameron Green
Cameron Green Allrounder
Mitchell Owen
Mitchell Owen Allrounder
Marcus Stoinis
Marcus Stoinis Allrounder
Aaron Hardie
Aaron Hardie Allrounder
Sean Abbott
Sean Abbott Bowler
Mahli Beardman
Mahli Beardman Bowler
Ben Dwarshuis
Ben Dwarshuis Bowler
Matthew Kuhnemann
Matthew Kuhnemann Bowler
Riley Meredith
Riley Meredith Bowler
Josh Philippe
Josh Philippe Wicketkeeper
5Wins
Losses5
50%
50%
WWLLLLWWWL→
Bangladesh 102/10
New Zealand 104/4
02-05-2026 · T20I · NZ won by 6 wickets (with 20 balls remaining) (DL method)
Bangladesh 183/4
New Zealand 182/6
27-04-2026 · T20I · BAN won by 6 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)
Bangladesh 119/2
Ireland 117/10
02-12-2025 · T20I · BAN won by 8 wickets (with 38 balls remaining)
Bangladesh 174/6
Ireland 170/6
29-11-2025 · T20I · BAN won by 4 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)
Bangladesh 142/9
Ireland 181/4
27-11-2025 · T20I · IRE won by 39 runs
Bangladesh 151/10
West Indies 152/5
31-10-2025 · T20I · WI won by 5 wickets (with 19 balls remaining)
Bangladesh 135/8
West Indies 149/9
29-10-2025 · T20I · WI won by 14 runs
Bangladesh 149/10
West Indies 165/3
27-10-2025 · T20I · WI won by 16 runs
Afghanistan 143/9
Bangladesh 144/4
05-10-2025 · T20I · BAN won by 6 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)
Afghanistan 147/5
Bangladesh 150/8
03-10-2025 · T20I · BAN won by 2 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)
Last 9 matches
4
5
Australia 100/2
Bangladesh 140/8
21-06-2024 · WCT20 · AUS won by 28 runs (D/L Method)
Australia 78/2
Bangladesh 73/10
04-11-2021 · WCT20 · AUS won by 8 wickets (with 82 balls remaining)
Bangladesh 122/8
Australia 62/10
09-08-2021 · T20I · BAN won by 60 runs
Bangladesh 104/9
Australia 105/7
07-08-2021 · T20I · AUS won by 3 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)
Bangladesh 127/9
Australia 117/4
06-08-2021 · T20I · BAN won by 10 runs
Bangladesh 123/5
Australia 121/7
04-08-2021 · T20I · BAN won by 5 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)
Bangladesh 131/7
Australia 108/10
03-08-2021 · T20I · BAN won by 23 runs
Australia 157/7
Bangladesh 156/5
21-03-2016 · WCT20 · AUS won by 3 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)
Bangladesh 153/5
Australia 158/3
01-04-2014 · WCT20 · AUS won by 7 wickets (with 15 balls remaining)
3Wins
Losses7
30%
70%
WLLLLLWLLW→
Australia 108/1
Oman 104/10
20-02-2026 · WCT20 · AUS won by 9 wickets (with 62 balls remaining)
Australia 181/10
Sri Lanka 184/2
16-02-2026 · WCT20 · SL won by 8 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)
Australia 146/10
Zimbabwe 169/2
13-02-2026 · WCT20 · ZIM won by 23 runs
Australia 182/6
Ireland 115/9
11-02-2026 · WCT20 · AUS won by 67 runs
Pakistan 207/6
Australia 96/10
01-02-2026 · T20I · PAK won by 111 runs
Pakistan 198/5
Australia 108/10
31-01-2026 · T20I · PAK won by 90 runs
Pakistan 168/8
Australia 146/8
29-01-2026 · T20I · PAK won by 22 runs
Australia 119/10
India 167/8
06-11-2025 · T20I · IND won by 48 runs
Australia 186/6
India 188/5
02-11-2025 · T20I · IND won by 5 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)
Australia 126/6
India 125/10
31-10-2025 · T20I · AUS won by 4 wickets (with 40 balls remaining)

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