Australia v Bangladesh recap: Australia cruise to innings-and-51-run win over Bangladesh in Mackay

That’s where we’ll leave things after a dominant victory for Australia.

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Unsurprisingly, Mitchell Starc’s 10-wicket haul has secured him man of the match honours - as well as the player of the series prize.

“We knew we weren’t at our best or what we expect of ourselves in Darwin - Bangladesh played really well, so take nothing away from them,” he said.

“1-all series, but a much better week for us.”

Cam Green has joined Channel Seven’s post-game show and reflected on his improved form.

“It means a lot. It’s been a tough year going into this,” Green said.

“I think it’s just been keeping it simple. I think I just complicted things a little bit.

“I was playing way too many shots early. Trying to rein it back in early seemed to help.”

And that’s the game in Mackay!

Shoriful Islam has fallen for a two-ball duck - and after taking 10 wickets with the ball, Mitchell Starc has taken the catch at point which ends the game.

AUS win by an innings and 51 runs

We’re back for the third and final session of day two, and now Australia are only one wicket away!

Nathan Lyon has drawn an edge from Taskin Ahmed pouched by Steve Smith at slip.

BAN 9-95, trail by 51

Tea has been taken in Mackay, with Australia only two wickets away from a dominant victory.

We will be back in around 20 minutes for the third session.

TEA: BAN 8-95, trail by 51

The result looks settled here, but Bangladesh No.10 Taskin Ahmed is trying to give some back.

Clobbering Nathan Lyon for a huge six gave their fans something to cheer about, but might be inconsequential.

BAN 8-91, trail by 55

With his first ball back into the attack, Mitchell Starc has knocked over Taijul Islam to secure the fourth 10-wicket haul of his Test career.

Australia are now two wickets away from victory.

BAN 8-82, trail by 64

Taijul Islam is hanging around for Bangladesh, but he looks a long way from comfortable.

Bangladesh’s No.9 was lucky to have an uncontrolled pull shot evade Beau Webster on the leg-side boundary.

BAN 7-76, trail by 70

Two-day Test matches used to be a real rarity, and they’re now becoming quite common.

Ahead of last summer, there had been only three games ever played in Australia which had drawn to such quick conclusions. But if this game plays out according to how it appears it will, that total will have doubled inside the span of only seven Tests.

BAN 7-73, trail by 73