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Mitchell Starc bagged four wickets and 10 for the match as he ripped through the Bangladesh batting to ensure a commanding innings and 51-run second Test victory for Australia inside two days on Sunday.<\/strong><\/p>\n The visitors headed into the Mackay showdown on a high after shocking the world\u2019s top-ranked team by nine wickets in the first Test at Darwin.<\/p>\n But they were brought crashing back to earth, out for 64 in the first innings and 95 in the second.<\/p>\n The visitors crashed for just 64 in their first innings, when Starc took 6-12, and he was the chief tormentor again to leave Bangladesh tettering at 95-8 by tea, still trailing by 51.<\/p>\n A dogged Mushfiqur Rahim was not out on 29 and Taskin Ahmed was on eight with Starc claiming 4-39 and Pat Cummins 3-10.<\/p>\n Bangladesh had a horror start with Shadman Islam lasting just three balls, playing a nothing stroke to a moving Starc delivery and edging to Marnus Labuschagne at point.<\/p>\n Mominul Haque was equally clueless next ball, failing to offer a shot with Starc removing his off stump and setting up a hat-trick opportunity.<\/p>\n Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto, who was out for a golden duck in the first innings, this time survived to deny Starc.<\/p>\n But their woes deepened when Tanzid Hasan departed soon after for nine. Starc was again involved, taking a catch in the deep after Tanzid pulled Cummins.<\/p>\n Shanto did well to soak up the pressure after lunch for 46 deliveries, but he eventually lost focus against the off-spin of Nathan Lyon, holing out to the safe hands of Starc at long off on 31.<\/p>\n And when Starc was brought back into the attack, he was front and centre again, enticing a loose shot from Litton Das who was caught without scoring by Beau Webster at third slip.<\/p>\n