Quick hits: Das's redemption and Mehid's Messi attempt

Bangladesh achieved a landmark victory, clinching their first-ever Test win on Australian soil in a dramatic first Test match. The triumph marked a significant milestone for the team, showcasing their resilience and skill against a formidable opponent.

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Das was too slow to react, and the ball flew past his outstretched left glove and to the boundary.

Crucial to Bangladesh's success were individual brilliance and tactical acumen. Wicketkeeper Litton Das, after an early fumble, redeemed himself with a vital catch, helping to shift the momentum. Spinner Mehidy Hasan Miraz delivered a masterclass, deceiving batsmen with his flight and turn. His spell was instrumental in exposing Australia's tailenders, particularly dismissing Beau Webster with a delivery that skidded low and took the top of the off stump.

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Das had his redemption and Bangladesh was on its way.

The match's narrative was punctuated by critical turning points. Australia began the day with a deficit, and early dismissals put them under pressure. Despite a brief fightback, Mitch Starc's desperate review after nicking off signaled the closing stages of Australia's innings. The performance highlighted Bangladesh's ability to capitalize on opportunities and maintain pressure throughout the game.

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A master magician couldn't have disguised his intents better and Australia's tail was exposed.

This historic win underscores Bangladesh's growing prowess in international cricket. The team's ability to perform under pressure and secure a victory in challenging conditions in Australia signals a new era for their Test cricket ambitions.

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Unlike Steve Smith on day three, who had so defiantly called for a review even before Kumar Dharmasena had raised his finger, Starc questioned this decision with embarrassm