Delhi: After the crushing 9-wicket defeat against Bangladesh in Darwin, questions are being raised on the batting order of the Australian team. In such a situation, former Australian opener Matthew Hayden has termed the continuous poor form of Marnus Labuschagne as a matter of concern. He believes that the team should seriously consider changes in the top order.

Advice to send Travis Head to number-3

Hayden suggested that Travis Head should be made to bat at number three, while Matt Renshaw should get a chance at the top of the order. He said that Labuschagne has not been able to perform as per expectations for the last two years and it will not be easy to expect big changes from him suddenly. Labuschagne scored only one run in the first innings against Bangladesh, while only 31 runs came from his bat in the second innings.

Bangladesh created history

Bangladesh created history by defeating Australia by 9 wickets in the Darwin Test. This was Bangladesh's first Test win on Australian soil. In the second innings, Mehdi Hasan Miraz bowled brilliantly and took five wickets and played an important role in restricting Australia to 284 runs.

Green's century in vain in batting

For Australia, Cameron Green scored a brilliant 104 runs and tried to get the team out of trouble, but his innings was not enough to win. Chasing the target, Bangladesh won the match in 14.2 overs despite initial setbacks. Shadman Islam and Mominul Haq played unbeaten innings and led the team to a historic victory.