Bangladesh, who are ninth-placed in the ICC Test rankings, showcased their fight to the world and created history as they won their first game against the Aussies at their home venue. They also became the team to win by the biggest margin (in wickets), surpassing the record of India and Pakistan. From the very first day, Najmul Hossain Shanto’s side had control of the game.
"A staggered approach towards retirements is much better," he told CODE Sports. "When I see the Australian reserves, I see a lot of batsmen averaging in the 30s, and it is going to be very difficult if four or five of the team go in together," Brian Lara added.
Brian Lara cites example of West Indies team to protect Australian cricket
"That happened to the West Indies around 1992 when players like Gordon Greenidge, Viv Richards, Malcolm Marshall, and Jeff Dujon left in a short period of time," Brian Lara said.
Australia in deep trouble with key players aging
Even though their experience remains a major strength, the Aussies will need to start planning for the next generation, as the age of several key players could become a concern in the long term, as they might not provide the same intensity and consistency in the forthcoming years, which may lead to the downfall of the team across formats.
The Kangaroos will not want to lose the series to a team like Bangladesh at home. They have no chance to win the series as it is a two-match series and the Bangla Tigers are 0-1 up. The second Test is scheduled to take place on Saturday, August 22 at the Great Barrier Reef Arena in Mackay.
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