Bangladesh has created history in Dhaka as they have finally registered a win over Australia in the T20I game. Australia faced Bangladesh in the first match of the Australia tour of Bangladesh 5 T20I match series. Notably, Bangladesh was able to clinch a victory in the low-scoring encounter.

While batting first Bangladesh only managed to put 131/7 runs on the board. Australian bowlers did a great job by stopping Bangladesh at a comparatively low total in T20I. Star all-rounder of Bangladesh Shakib Al Hasan was the highest run-scorer for the team with 36 runs in his bag. Also, Hossain and Naim scored 23 and 30 runs respectively.

Moreover, other batsmen failed to impress. Australian Adam Zampa and Andrew Tye got 1 wicket each. Also, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazelwood picked 2 and 3 wickets respectively.

Nasum Ahmed shine with 4/19 for Bangladesh

While chasing a low target Australian opener failed to provide a good start to the team. Not only openers every batsman of team Australia struggled against Bangladesh bowling unit. From openers to the tail no batter looked in good touch except star all-rounder Mitchell Marsh.

Meanwhile, Marsh managed to smash good 45 runs during the chase. However other than Marsh, no batsmen touched 15 runs mark. Nasum Ahmed was the main man in the Bangladesh bowling unit he picked an amazing 4 wicket-haul for the team.

Also, other specialist bowlers of the Bangla Tigers picked at least one wicket each. Matthew Wade led side was bowled out at the score of just 108. Moreover in the end Mahmudullah led side earned a victory by 23 runs in the low-scoring encounter.

Here is how Twitterati reacted after Bangladesh defeated Australia in T20I for the first time:

The way we celebrated when Bangladesh beat Australia at Cardiff in 2005. Ashraful was batting at a different level that day. #BANvsAUS https://t.co/q5uljmZKZM

— Moinak Das (@d_moinak) August 3, 2021

That’s a solid win for Bangladesh. In the end Aus had just as much trouble playing cutters as they did spin. Completely outfoxed by the Bangladesh attack. 6 T20
games in on this tour can’t really talk about rustiness. #BANvAUS

— Melinda Farrell (@melindafarrell) August 3, 2021

https://twitter.com/TweetsMani14/status/1422581304714047494?s=19

History in Dhaka – Bangladesh has beaten Australia for the first time in a T20 International match.

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) August 3, 2021

Bangladesh have beaten Australia – ODI in 2005, Test in 2017 and T20 in 2021 – A Day to remember in Bangladesh cricket history. pic.twitter.com/UPcjQncw3A

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) August 3, 2021

Oh! So this is the reason why Australia never played a T20I against Bangladesh.

Hmm… #BANvAUS

— Kanav Bali🏏 (@Concussion__Sub) August 3, 2021

What a win by Bangladesh and What a Remarkable comeback by Bangladesh. Bangladesh only scored 131 runs but they won by 25 runs against Australia in First T20I match. Nasum Ahmed is the Star for Bangladesh, picked 4 wickets in 4 overs. Brilliant display of Bangladesh. #BANvAUS pic.twitter.com/GIzz2qKLEe

— CricketMAN2 (@ImTanujSingh) August 3, 2021

It is not good to master
What happened on various excuses
Eventually lost
Bangladesh 132 Australia 106
Congratulations Bangladesh team pic.twitter.com/vr4DYWVr9O

— Shahdat Hosen (@ShahdatHosen5) August 3, 2021

Absolutely. Bangladesh has been treated pretty poorly by Australian cricket for a long time and I think that might make this victory even sweeter. #BANvAUS https://t.co/NmdqeIXmd8

— Melinda Farrell (@melindafarrell) August 3, 2021

Bangladesh wins the first T20I against Australia by 23 runs. Nasum Ahmed clocking great figures with an exceptional spell! Congrats to Bangladesh and see you next match. #BANvAUS

— Chloe-Amanda Bailey (@ChloeAmandaB) August 3, 2021

Oh! So this is the reason why Australia never played a T20I against Bangladesh.

Hmm… #BANvAUS

— Kanav Bali🏏 (@Concussion__Sub) August 3, 2021

Congratulations Bangladesh cricket team. It's like they got their first dose of vaccine 😂. A perfect answer to Australia cricket board . Never underestimate a team.#BANvAUS

— Abdur Rahman Al Akil (@AbdurAkil) August 3, 2021

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