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‘They Can Afford Trips To...’: Iceland Cricket Trolls Cricket Australia After AUS Vs BAN 2nd Test Ends Inside Two Days

Australia crushed Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs in Mackay on Sunday. The win levelled the two-Test series 1-1, with Mitchell Starc taking 10 wickets in the match. Bangladesh were bowled out for 64 and 95 as Australia completed a dominant victory. The match scheduled for 5 days, ended in just over 5 sessions, with Australia levelling the series in Mackay. Now with three days off, Iceland…

‘They Can Afford Trips To...’: Iceland Cricket Trolls Cricket Australia After AUS Vs BAN 2nd Test Ends Inside Two Days

The second Test of the Australia vs Bangladesh series concluded in just over five days, prompting Iceland Cricket to deliver a humorous response on social media. The match, originally scheduled for five days, saw Australia take a significant lead, crushing Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs in Mackay. Mitchell Starc played a pivotal role with 10 wickets in the match, while Bangladesh were dismissed for 64 and 95.

The early finish left three days of cricket unplayed, providing a perfect opportunity for Iceland Cricket to showcase their wit. The satirical cricket account suggested that the Australian cricketers could afford trips to Iceland with the money they received from the truncated contest. Including win bonuses, the players earned about 50,000 AUD each for the Test win in MacKay, averaging around 67 AUD per ball. The post read, "They can even afford trips to Iceland at those rates!"

Amid the early conclusion, Iceland Cricket also highlighted the need for golf coverage on days three and five, when matches often finish early. The post emphasized, "Day 3 golfing coverage from MacKay is also necessary." This lighthearted take on the early finish garnered attention and appreciation from cricket fans worldwide.

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