Warner's rapid 166 trumps Mushfiqur's fighting 102*
More than 700 runs were scored at Trent Bridge as Australia took another big step towards the semi-finals
20/06Result
26th match, ICC Cricket World Cup at Nottingham, Jun 20 2019
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![Australia]( "Australia")
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![Bangladesh]( "Bangladesh")
333/8 (50 ov)
Player of the Match
20/06Result
26th match, ICC Cricket World Cup at Nottingham, Jun 20 2019
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![Australia]( "Australia")
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![Bangladesh]( "Bangladesh")
333/8 (50 ov)
Player of the Match
Match Centre
Statistics
Best performances - Batsmen
DA Warner
166(147) 14x4 - 5x6
Control %78%
- Productive Shot
- cut shot
- 33 runs
- 4x4 - 0x6
Mushfiqur Rahim
102(97) 9x4 - 1x6
Control %74%
- Productive Shot
- cover drive
- 18 runs
- 2x4 - 0x6
Best performances - Bowlers
Soumya Sarkar
- O8
- M0
- R58
- W3
- Eco7.25
| 1W | ||||
- FTFULL TOSS
- YYORKER
- FFULL LENGTH
- GGOOD LENGTH
- SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
- SSHORT LENGTH
| 1W | 1W |
MP Stoinis
- O8
- M0
- R54
- W2
- Eco6.75
| 1W |
- FTFULL TOSS
- YYORKER
- FFULL LENGTH
- GGOOD LENGTH
- SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
- SSHORT LENGTH
| 1W | ||||
Match Details
Toss
Australia , elected to bat first
Player Of The Match
Match number
Season
Hours of play (local time)
10.30 start, First Session 10.30-14.00 Interval 14.00-14.30, Second Session 14.30-18.00
Match days
20 June 2019 (50-over match)
TV Umpires
Reserve Umpire
Match Referee
Points
Australia 2, Bangladesh 0
Scorecard Summary
AUSTRALIA 381/5 (50 OVERS)
- Usman Khawaja89 (72)
- David Warner166 (147)
- Mustafizur Rahman1/69 (9)
- Soumya Sarkar3/58 (8)
BANGLADESH 333/8 (50 OVERS)
- Mahmudullah69 (50)
- Mushfiqur Rahim*102 (97)
- Mitchell Starc2/55 (10)
- Marcus Stoinis2/54 (8)
Scorer: Ranjith P | Commentator: Hemant Brar (@Cricquest)
END OF OVER:50 | 7 Runs 1 Wkt | BAN: 333/8 (49 runs required, RR: 6.66)
- Mushfiqur Rahim102 (97b)
- Marcus Stoinis8-0-54-2
- Mitchell Starc10-0-55-2
That's all from our side, folks. Thanks for joining us. See you tomorrow.
You can watch our expert discuss the game on our Match Day Live show.
Aaron Finch: [On having butterflies] Everytime the team gets some partnership, yes. A couple of changes were forced, when you lose your allrounder. So just toying with ideas but also relying on the surface. If it's a dry wicket, we might have two spinners. [On fielding] Very sloppy, early on it was a bit slippery but no excuses. Not thinking about the semi-finals as of now. [On his form] The wickets have been pretty nice to bat on.
Mashrafe Mortaza: I think we conceded 40-50 runs more, otherwise it could have been different. Mushy, Shakib, Tamim batted very well. Riyad was very good towards the end. That's the best ODI side we ever had. To be honest, we were positive from the first ball. After Soumya got out, Tamim and Shakib kept going but 381 was too much to get.
Qasim: "Great game by Bangladesh today. So happy to see them play this well. But, it just worries me a bit that what would happen after their fab5 retire? Their over dependence on Shakib, Mushfiq, Tamim, Mahmudullah and Mashrafe seriously worries me. It's about time the others step up in these big games. It's good for the game that more teams are playing top level cricket now."
David Warner is the Man of the Match. "It's a great achievement [equalling Adam Gilchrist's hundred tally], but it's more about two points and moving forward," he says. "You have to respect the new ball. You have to adapt to the conditions. It (the wicket) was a tad slow. But it was a grind for the bowlers, wasn't easy to get wickets."
6.55pm A 48-run win in the end for Australia to see them to the top of the points table with ten points. But spare a thought for Bangladesh who never gave up despite a herculean task in front of them and posted their highest-ever ODI total. They still have a chance to make to the semi-finals. But star of the game was, undoubtedly, David Warner, who posted 166 off 147 balls on a sluggish track. He has now overtaken Shakib Al Hasan as the leading run-scorer of the tournament.
49.6
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Stoinis to Mashrafe Mortaza, OUT, length ball around off, Mashrafe looks to club it over deep midwicket but cannot clear Maxwell
Mashrafe Mortaza c Maxwell b Stoinis 6 (7m 5b 1x4 0x6) SR: 120.00
49.5
1
Stoinis to Mushfiqur Rahim, 1 run, a low full toss around off, pushes it towards wide long-on
PrasVenkat: "Mortaza captaining BDESH reminds of Darren Sammy captaining WI. No matter how the captain performs, team somehow does well! "
49.4
1
Stoinis to Mashrafe Mortaza, 1 run, fuller on the off stump, backs away and steers it towards point
49.3
4
Stoinis to Mashrafe Mortaza, FOUR, another slower one around off, Mashrafe goes over the bowler's head, a couple of bounces and four
49.2
0
Stoinis to Mashrafe Mortaza, no run, slower length ball on the stumps, a wild swing but misses, the ball goes over the stumps
49.1
1
Stoinis to Mushfiqur Rahim, 1 run, slower length ball around off, turns it away towards midwicket
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Warner's rapid 166 trumps Mushfiqur's fighting 102*
More than 700 runs were scored at Trent Bridge as Australia took another big step towards the semi-finals
