Bangladesh announce dates for Aus tour

Australia will play two Tests in Bangladesh before starting the home summer against New Zealand.

Dates for Australia's upcoming tour of Bangladesh have been locked in, with two Tests scheduled for October.

Australia haven't toured the country since 2006, when nightwatchman Jason Gillespie famously made a double century in his final Test.

Michael Clarke's men will face Bangladesh in Chittagong on October 9-13.

The second Test starts on October 17 in Dhaka.

Bangladesh boast impressive recent one-day form, while they were on top of South Africa in a recent drawn Test that was ruined due to rain.

Australia have struggled to adjust to subcontinent conditions in recent away series against India and Pakistan.

The itinerary features no white-ball games and a single warm-up match that starts on October 3 in Fatullah.

Australia face a hectic schedule over the next five months.

Their one-day series in England ends on September 13, while a highly-anticipated Test series against New Zealand starts at the Gabba on November 5.

AUSTRALIA'S TOUR OF BANGLADESH

*Oct 3: Three-day practice match vs the Bangladesh Cricket Board's XI, Fatullah

*Oct 9-13: First Test, Chittagong

*Oct 17-21: Second Test, Dhaka.


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