Darwin, Aug. 15 -- Bangladesh allrounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz believes the visitors can keep Australia's target within manageable limits if they make the most of the opening session on Day 4 of the opening Test in Darwin on Sunday, according to Cricinfo.

After piling up 426 in reply to Australia's modest 198 in the first innings and securing a 228-run lead, Bangladesh tightened their grip on the Darwin Test by reducing Pat Cummins' side to 161/4 in their second innings. Australia still trail by 67 runs at Stumps on Day 3.

Bangladesh all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz, who struck a crucial 65 in the second innings before claiming the prized wicket of Steve Smith, remained confident that the visitors could restrict the target to a manageable to...