During the fourth day of the first Test match between Australia and Bangladesh, the Australian team progressed to a score of 177-4. The batting pair of Cameron Green and Alex Carey navigated a challenging period of play, with Green reaching 48 runs and Carey contributing 30.

Play was characterized by aggressive batting from Carey, who secured a boundary by slashing the ball between the slip and gully positions off the bowling of Hasan Mahmud. The bowling attack from Bangladesh remained disciplined, with Mehidy Hasan delivering quick overs that limited scoring opportunities.

There were moments of tension throughout the session. In the 57th over, Hasan Mahmud induced an edge from Carey; however, the ball dipped just before reaching the wicketkeeper and fell safely. The absence of a first slip fielder meant that the chance did not result in a dismissal, a tactical detail noted during the live coverage. The match continues as both teams look to establish dominance in the closing stages of the Test.