DHAKA: Australia found themselves in a big hole after losing three wickets, including that of skipper Steve Smith, on Monday morning to slump to 123 for six at lunch on day two of the opening test against Bangladesh.
Mehidy Hasan dealt a huge blow by dismissing Smith in the third over of the day and although Matt Renshaw and Peter Handscomb raised 69 runs for the fifth wicket to arrest the slide, both departed in quick succession just before the break.
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