Australia vs Bangladesh Test head-to-head record after Bangladesh's historic win in Darwin, including every previous result and their last meeting.

By Ian Ransom MELBOURNE, Aug 17 (Reuters) - A home series against Bangladesh may have seemed the perfect chance for Australia to shake off rust and ease into a huge year of test cricket, but the shambolic defeat to the South Asian side in Darwin has the top-ranked hosts searching for answers to uncomfortable questions about their future.

Twin failures by Australia batters, Marnus Labuschagne and Jake Weatherald have many pundits calling for them to be dropped for the second Test against Bangladesh. But who are the possible replacements?

Test cricket returns to Australia’s tropical Top End for the first time since 2003 as the hosts face Bangladesh in a two-match series starting Thursday

Bangladesh made history in Darwin on Sunday by clinching a nine-wicket win over Australia in the first Test of their two-match series. It was the first time Bangladesh had won a Test in Australia. The result also opened the door for Iceland Cricket to take a jibe at England.

Australia have announced the squad for the second Test against Bangladesh and dropped their opener four days before the Mackay Test. The man replacing him last played a first-class match about five months ago.

Sometimes getting dropped is the best thing that can happen to a Test cricketer. Which brings us to misfiring Australian all-rounder Cameron Green who failed yet again against Bangladesh in Darwin.

Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto leads the Banglasdesh celebrations in Darwin Albert Perez - CA/Getty Images Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto’s reaction said it all after Bangladesh completed an historic first Test victory in Australia. The touring side ...

Australia’s Test cricket team is at a crossroads: do they pull the trigger on some key personnel changes or give underperforming stars one last chance with the bat to secure their futures?