Bangladesh dominate Australia despite Smith reprieveImage source, EPAImage caption, Bangladesh bowler Ebadot Hossain was sure he had dismissed Steve Smith only for the Australia batter to be reprieved by the Snicko technology ByJack SkeltonBBC Sport senior journalistPublished18 minutes agoFirst Test, Darwin (day one of five)Australia 198: Smith 71; Mahmud 6-55Bangladesh 96-1: Mominul 35*, Tanzid 32*Bangladesh trail by 102 runsScorecard
Bangladesh dominated Australia on day one of the first Test, despite Steve Smith benefitting from being given not out on review to a ball he later reported he nicked.
Smith was on seven when the Tigers appealed for caught behind off Ebadot Hossain, but umpire Kumar Dharmasena was unmoved.
The tourists reviewed the decision and Smith appeared to start to walk off, only for the Snicko technology to show a flat line as the ball passed the bat and so the not out decision stood.
Smith went on to make 71 but his team-mates otherwise struggled in Darwin as Tigers fast bowler Hasan Mahmud took a career-best 6-55 to help dismiss the hosts for 198.
Bangladesh reached 96-1 at the close, trailing by 102 runs.
