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Bangladesh won by 9 wickets

Australia vs Bangladesh match projection

What the model expects: who wins, the first innings and the match total.

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Australia vs Bangladesh team projections

Each side's projected innings, and the wickets its attack takes

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Australia vs Bangladesh player projections

Each side's XI in batting order. Advanced adds balls, fours, sixes, overs, runs conceded, economy, catches, stumpings and run-outs.

Projections come from simulating the match thousands of times from ball-by-ball data, once with each side batting first, blended until the toss. Figures are averages over the simulations.

Australia vs Bangladesh Questions

When is Australia vs Bangladesh?

Australia vs Bangladesh starts at 01:30 UK time (06:00 in India) on Thursday 13 August 2026, at Marrara Cricket Ground No. 1, Marrara, Darwin, Northern Territory, part of WTC 2026; this page has the form, the head to head, the ground and the projections for the match.

What is the Australia vs Bangladesh head to head?

The Australia vs Bangladesh head to head is level at 1-1 from 2 Test meetings, and the latest, on 22 August 2026 at Great Barrier Reef Arena, Mackay, was won by Australia.

What is Australia's recent form?

Australia have won 2 and lost 3 of their last 5 Test matches, newest first L L W W L; most recently they lost to South Africa on 27 Oct, 429 & 111 to 329 & 387.

What is Bangladesh's recent form?

Bangladesh have won 1 and lost 2 of their last 5 Test matches, drawn 2, newest first D L D L W; most recently they drew with West Indies on 05 Nov, 386 & 184/4 to 356 & 398/6.

What is a good score at Marrara Cricket Ground No. 1?

A good first-innings score at Marrara Cricket Ground No. 1 is around 187, the average over its last 1 Test matches, and the side batting first has won 0% of them, so chasing has had the edge there.

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