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2. Australia have been dismissed for their lowest ever Twenty20
international total, capping another forgettable campaign with
a 60-run loss to Bangladesh in Dhaka.
Chasing Bangladesh’s 8-122, Australia lost 8-24 to be bowled out
for 62 in just 13.4 overs in their T20I series’ fifth and final clash.

5. Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan was the main destroyer, claiming 4-9 on his way to
becoming the second bowler to take 100 T20I wickets.
Australia were missing seven established players including Pat Cummins, Glenn
Maxwell, Steve Smith and David Warner while captain Aaron Finch missed much
of the tour with a knee injury.
Australia’s highest score of the T20I series in Bangladesh was 121 and they
struggled against spin both in Dhaka and in the West Indies.

6. “TONIGHT, WAS NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR AN
AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM REGARDLESS
OF THE PERSONNEL WE’VE GOT HERE,” SAID
CAPTAIN MATTHEW WADE WHO TOP
SCORED WITH A RUN-A-BALL 22.

7. “I’ve played a lot of cricket at International level, and they are
certainly the most challenging T20 international pitches that
I’ve ever played on.”
Al Hasan and Mohammad Saifuddin (3-12) profited from a rash of
reckless Australian shots.
But it was left-arm spinner Nasum Ahmed (2-8) who struck two
massive early blows.

9. Dan Christian (three) — who smashed a 15-ball 39 in the last game — was
promoted to open but lasted just three balls before being bowled by
Ahmed’s first ball In the second over.
Mitchell Marsh, Australia’s leading run-scorer in the series, was then
trapped LBW for four.
Besides Wade, Ben McDermott (17 off 16) was the only other Australian
batsman to make double figures.
“The boys showed a lot of character and hunger to win a series against a
team like Australia, we executed our plans really well,” Bangladesh
captain Mohammad Mahmudullah said.

10. Earlier Bangladesh won the toss and plundered 33 of their first three
overs but then lost their way, scoring just 20 off the last five.
Australia’s only paceman Nathan Ellis (2-16) followed up his hat-trick on
debut with another impressive display.
Australia went in with a spin heavy attack, with the recalled Adam
Zampa joining Ashton Agar (1-28) and Mitchell Swepson (0-14) plus part-
time off-spinner Ashton Turner (1-16).

11. ZAMPA TOOK 1-24,
TRAPPING SHAKIB AL
HASAN (11 OFF 20
BALLS) LBW.
IT WAS ZAMPA’S 52ND T20I WICKET, MAKING HIM
AUSTRALIA’S ALL-TIME LEADER IN THE SHORTEST FORM OF THE
GAME, ONE AHEAD OF SQUAD MEMBER MITCHELL STARC, WHO
WAS RESTED FOR THE SERIES’ LAST TWO GAMES.
MOHAMMAD SHEIKH TOP SCORED WITH A RUN-A-BALL 23,
CAUGHT MIS-TIMING A REVERSE SWEEP OFF CHRISTIAN (2-17).
IT WAS 38-YEAR-OLD CHRISTIAN’S FIRST WICKET IN 10 T20I
MATCHES AND SEVEN-AND-A-HALF-YEARS STRETCHING BACK
TO FEBRUARY 2014.