Australia opens Test season against Bangladesh in Darwin

Australia begins its new Test cricket season with a two-match series against Bangladesh in Darwin as action gets underway on day one.

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Australia opens Test season against Bangladesh in Darwin

The Australian cricket team has officially opened its Test campaign for the new season, facing Bangladesh in a two-match series. The action gets underway with the first Test match held in Darwin, bringing top-level red-ball cricket to the venue for the opening fixture of the series.[1][2]

The opening day in Darwin marks a significant test for Australian player Cameron Green as he steps onto the field for the new campaign. Meanwhile, English cricket authorities have lifted a midnight curfew on their squad as international teams prepare for their upcoming fixtures.[1][2]

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