India, Aug. 23 -- Believe it or not, there was just one fifty in the entire second Test between Australia and Bangladesh. The match lasted less than two days, with the home side taking the first-ever Test at Mackay by an innings and 51 runs. Try to remember the last time a team won a contest by an innings despite scoring a little over 200. The pitch at the Great Barrier Reef Arena had plenty of bounce, and the Bangladeshis, who had come into the game following a historic win in the first Test at Darwin, could only manage scores of 64 and 95 with Mitchell Starc taking a 10-for.

Anyway, going back to our topic. There was just one batsman who scored a fifty in the low-scoring match. It was Cameron Green who scored 67 off 105 balls to ensure...