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Pat Cummins hints at changes

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Australia’s misery deepens: Pat Cummins' men face $44,000 fine threat and points deduction after Bangladesh Test breach
Australia were found to have fallen foul of an ICC over-rate regulation, with the governing body yet to determine whether sanctions will be imposed.

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Sports Tak on MSN · 21h
'Got to find a way to...': Gutted Pat Cummins reacts to Australia's humiliating loss to Bangladesh in 1st Test
 · 22h · on MSN
Pat Cummins hints at changes after Bangladesh 'outplayed Australia in all facets' in Darwin
Pakistan Today · 14h
Bangladesh stun Australia by nine wickets in historic test upset
Bangladesh stunned Australia in Darwin, chasing a 57-run target with nine wickets to win their first Test on Australian soil.

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Cummins won't rule out changes to outplayed Australia for second Test
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Australia vs Bangladesh 1st Test Day 4 Live Score

Australia ponder way forward

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Yardbarker · 20h
David Warner backs Australia to bounce back after Bangladesh Test defeat
Bangladesh completed a stunning first Test victory over Australia at Marrara Stadium, Darwin, on August 16, winning by nine wickets to take a 1-0 lead in the two-match series.

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Australia ponder way forward after 'most humbling' test defeat to Bangladesh
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Bangladesh thrash Australia for historic win
International Cricket Council · 6h
Australia greats want change as Cummins ponders way forward
Australia great and former national selector Mark Waugh has put the onus on the Aussies' top-order following their shock nine-wicket loss to Bangladesh in Darwin.

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Deccan Chronicle · 1d
Bangladesh Make History With First-Ever Test Win in Australia
Deccan Chronicle · 1d
Bangladesh Stun Australia by 9 Wickets in Historic Test Win
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Australia Is Buying America’s AIM-260 JATM Missile for One Reason

The specifications of the AIM-260 are still classified, but experts believe the advanced air-to-air missile could have a range of 120 miles or more.
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Australia: Chinese Government Menaces Uyghur Diaspora

The Chinese government is interrogating Uyghur Australians visiting Xinjiang, pressing them to collect information on Uyghurs in Australia.
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Australia’s Telstra Plans A$1 Billion Buyback as Profit Rises

Telstra Group Ltd. will repurchase up to a further A$1 billion ($706 million) of shares on market, extending a capital-return program after completing a A$1.25 billion buyback in June.
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Myth busting Australia's teen social media restrictions

The world is copying Australia’s teen social media restrictions. The impacts are mixed and hard-to-measure.
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Australia’s newest senator sworn in

Australia’s newest senator has been sworn in following the announced departure of two prominent Liberal parliamentarians.
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Ricky Ponting urges Australia to rebuild their batting after humiliating defeat against Bangladesh: ‘They have to…’

Ricky Ponting called for Australia to regenerate their batting order after Bangladesh's historic nine-wicket win exposed familiar problems in Darwin.
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Australia urged to lead Indo-Pacific cable shield as hybrid war risks rise

Australia should treat cable resilience not only as a domestic security issue but also as a shared regional project, analysts say The cables that link Australia with the rest of the world lie mostly unseen,
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