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Shane Watson and Michael Hussey set up a total of 361 before Mitchell Johnson took three wickets as Australia swept the series 3-0 in Mirpur © Associated Press
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Bangladesh v Australia, 3rd ODI, Mirpur
Scorecard | Bulletin | Gallery | Stick with this team - Siddons | Clarke 'stoked' with series result | Hussey's future pitch
Bangladesh v Australia, 2nd ODI, Mirpur
Brutal Watson destroys Bangladesh
Scorecard | Bulletin | Gallery | Dizzy 201*, Watto 185* | 'Watson's was a once-in-a-lifetime knock' | Most sixes in an innings | Stats - Master of the run-chase
Bangladesh v Australia, 1st ODI, Mirpur
Clarke ton sets up win for Australia
Scorecard | Bulletin | Gallery | Smooth transfer of authority | Gave too many runs - Shakib | Clarke backs struggling White
BCB XI v Australians, tour match, Fatullah
Hastings, batsmen set up easy win
BCB XI v Australians scorecard | Bulletin | Watson awaits 'exciting' new era | Clarke keen for action
Specials
Brett Lee's fight to be fit for the World Cup was so compelling that he has no intention of wasting it with a swift retirement in the aftermath. By Daniel Brettig
Statistics
Australia in Bangladesh ODI Series, 2011
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
Australia tour of Bangladesh, Apr 2011
Tour records | Averages - List A | All
One-Day Internationals
Overall | Australia | Bangladesh | in Bangladesh | Australia v Bangladesh | Year 2013
Clarke to lead team to Bangladesh
Ponting picked, Watson is vice-captain | 'Ponting must stay at No. 3' | Starting from the basement | Watson next in line | Brettig: Clarke is ready | Playing on post-captaincy | Ponting vows to stay in the 'background' | SurferMcDermott presses his case to replace Cooley
Former fast bowler among candidates for bowling coachMortaza returns, Ashraful axed
Alok Kapali recalled for Australia ODIs | Pont decides not to extend contract as bowling coachAustralia to tour Bangladesh in April
Players involved in series will miss first week of IPL
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Shane Watson explains his onslaught against Bangladesh that included a record-breaking 15 sixes
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Tour Results
Bangladesh v Australia at Dhaka
- Apr 11, 2011
Australia won by 9 wickets (with 144 balls remaining)
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Australia won by 9 wickets (with 144 balls remaining)
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