Australia's Mitchell Starc took 10 wickets in the second Test against Bangladesh, securing a commanding innings and 51-run victory. The hosts ended the two-match series in a draw after a dominant display in Mackay. Starc's 10-51 for the match was pivotal, as Bangladesh collapsed to 64 and 95. Cameron Green's 67 helped Australia post 210, setting up a 146-run lead. Bangladesh's Shoriful Islam claimed 7-48, the best figures by a Bangladeshi bowler in an away Test. Starc's four wickets in the second innings, including a hat-trick opportunity, dismantled the visitors' batting lineup. Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon chipped in with 3-10 and 3-25 respectively. Bangladesh's early struggles saw Shadman Islam and Mominul Haque dismissed by Starc, while Najmul Hossain Shanto survived to deny the fast bowler a hat-trick. Lyon's off-spin accounted for Shanto (31) and Litton Das (0), sealing the innings. Australia's chase saw Green (51) and Lyon (10) build a 200-run partnership, with Hazlewood adding 24 before the innings ended on 210-8. The result leveled the series, with Australia bouncing back from a first Test loss.