In Bangladesh's first innings, Australia's star pacer Josh Hazlewood returned with the figures of six wickets for 89 runs in 28 overs at the Marrara Stadium in the Darwin suburb of Marrara (Pic: X/@cricketcomau)

With this, he became the ninth Australian bowler to take 300 Test wickets (Pic: File Pic)

Hazlewood reached the milestone as he continued to trouble the Bangladesh batting lineup, joining teammates Nathan Lyon, Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc in Australia's 300-wicket club (Pic: File Pic)

With Hazlewood's milestone, Australia now have four bowlers in the playing group who have each taken at least 300 Test wickets. They are the only Test attack in history to have played together after all four members reached the landmark (Pic: File Pic)

Hazlewood has also maintained an impressive bowling average. Among Australia's nine bowlers to have taken 300 Test wickets, only Glenn McGrath (21.64), Cummins (22.21), and Dennis Lillee (23.92) have better averages than Hazlewood's 24.02, according to Cricinfo (Pic: File Pic)

The milestone further adds to Hazlewood's status as one of Australia's leading Test fast bowlers, with his 14 five-wicket hauls highlighting his consistency in the longest format (Pic: File Pic)