There's been both good news and bad news for Australia on day three of the first Test against Bangladesh at Dhaka on Tuesday. The run-chase total also comes as Australia's second-highest fourth-innings target for a Test in Asia, meaning the picture is starting to look as bleak as it seems, unless its batsmen can turn things around. With openers David Warner and Matt Renshaw back out in the centre for their second innings, Australia's hopes of victory were entirely within its own hands. Luckily, Warner dug in late in the day -- managing to score 75 runs off of 96 balls before stumps on day three. Australia finished at 2 for 109 at stumps on day three, trailing Bangladesh by 156.

Source: Huffington Post August 29, 2017 10:08 UTC