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Darwin agony for woeful Bangladesh
10:54am Saturday 30th August 2008
Half-centuries from Michael Hussey and Shaun Marsh helped a new-look Australia side claim a comprehensive 180-run victory over Bangladesh in the first one-day international.
Marsh was in inspired form as he racked up 76 runs while Hussey hit 85 runs as the hosts posted a strong total of 254 for eight at Darwin's TIO Stadium.
Only three Bangladesh players managed double figures in reply as they collapsed to 74 all out in the opener of a three-match series.
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