Australia's ODI series against Bangladesh has been a frustrating one, with the hosts taking a 2-0 lead. Despite this, the visitors are seeking 'silver linings' and are looking towards the upcoming Test series in August. The Australian squad has made two changes for the third ODI, with Matt Short dropped and Nathan Ellis rested. Ben Dwarshuis and Oliver Peake have been recalled to the side, while Josh Inglis returns to the top of the order. Marnus Labuschagne, who has been demoted from his usual position, insists that there was no underestimation of Bangladesh's firepower, particularly with the ball. The Australian squad is missing several regulars, but this series will be beneficial for those looking to gain experience ahead of the Test series. Labuschagne believes that the team has missed fielding opportunities and has struggled to adapt to the conditions. Despite the losses, Labuschagne sees a silver lining in the opportunity for the younger players to gain experience and formulate plans for the upcoming Test series in Australia. The Australian squad will now bowl first in the third ODI, seeking to finish the series on a positive note. The match will be played at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka, with a start time of 3 pm AEST. The series has been a learning curve for the Australian team, and they will be looking to use this experience to their advantage in the upcoming Test series. The Australian squad has shown resilience and determination, and they will be hoping to turn things around in the final ODI.
