England vs Bangladesh Live Score, ICC World Cup 2023: Bangladesh lose early wickets, chasing huge target against England
England vs Bangladesh Live Score: Within the powerplay, Reece Topley dismissed three batsmen from Bangladesh, demonstrating his prowess with the ball. He made incredible deliveries to force Bangladesh into an enormous pursuit.
With Dawid Malan top-scoring with 140 and Joe Root (82) and Jonny Bairstow (52) hitting strong fifties, England thrashed Bangladesh 364/9 on Tuesday in Dharamsala.
England got off to a fantastic start thanks to a century partnership between openers Malan and Jonny Bairstow (52). Subsequently, Malan and Joe Root collaborated to establish a formidable partnership for the second wicket.
Mahedi Hasan (4/71) and Shoriful Islam (3/75) came up to keep England quiet in the slog overs as they appeared to be heading for a spectacular finish. After winning the toss, Bangladesh chose to bowl first.
Bangladesh sent in Mahedi Hasan to replace Mahmudullah, while England substituted Reece Topley for Moeen Ali.
The side that defeated England in the first game of the tournament four years ago has delivered the reigning champions, a harsh wake-up call. England's ego should be bruised by a crushing loss, and they will be motivated to win today.
They take on Bangladesh, a side that defeated Afghanistan handily at the same location the previous week. Ben Stokes is anticipated to be out of the starting lineup for England for the second time; he last played more than a month ago.
Jos Buttler, the captain of England, has cautioned his teammates to be cautious when fielding because he is not happy with the Dharamsala outfield. The ICC gave the outfield an average rating after Saturday's Bangladesh-Afghanistan match.
Third strike for England as Topley removes Shakib Al Hasan 🤯
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Head to Head Records Between England and Bangladesh – Past five Matches
June 1, 2017: England Won by 8 Wickets at The Oval
June 8, 2019: England Won by 106 Run at Cardiff
March 1, 2023: England Won by 3 Wickets at Mirpur
March 3, 2023: England Won by 132 Runs at Mirpur
March 6, 2023: Bangladesh Won by 50 Runs at Chattogram
Playing XIs for England vs Bangladesh