IND vs BAN Champions Trophy Highlights: Shubman Gill’s century, KL Rahul’s finish power India to 6-wicket win over Bangladesh

India gets a breakthrough as Rishad Hossain (18 off 12, 1×4, 2×6) departs, caught by Hardik Pandya at short third off Harshit Rana. Bangladesh is now 213/7 in 45.2 overs, with Towhid Hridoy (89) still at the crease*. Can they push past 250 in the final overs?

Bangladesh surged to 212/6 in 45 overs, with Rishad Hossain (17 off 10) providing late fireworks. The youngster smashed 20 runs in the over, including two sixes and a four off Axar Patel (9-1-43-2).

Meanwhile, Towhid Hridoy (89 off 104) is approaching a well-deserved century. With five overs to go, Bangladesh will aim for a strong finish against India’s attack.

Bangladesh crossed the 200-run mark, reaching 202/6 in 44.4 overs, thanks to an aggressive burst from Rishad Hossain. The youngster smashed Axar Patel for a six into the hospitality suites followed by a streaky four past short third.

With Towhid Hridoy unbeaten on 86, Bangladesh will look to accelerate in the final overs and set a competitive total against India. Axar Patel (8.4-1-33-2) remains a key figure for India in the death overs.

Bangladesh moved to 192/6 at the end of 44 overs, with Towhid Hridoy batting on a well-compiled 86 off 102 balls. The right-hander has been the backbone of Bangladesh’s innings, showing composure against India’s disciplined attack.

Kuldeep Yadav (9-0-38-0) and Mohammed Shami (8-0-44-3) kept things tight, but Bangladesh will be eyeing a late flourish in the remaining overs. Rishad Hossain (0 off 6) is yet to open his account as India looks to wrap up the innings quickly

India burned a review as Kuldeep Yadav‘s googly to Rishad Hossain was found to have pitched outside leg stump. Despite a strangled appeal from the Indians, ball-tracking confirmed Rohit’s review was unsuccessful. Bangladesh managed to sneak a leg-bye, pushing their total past 190/6 as they look to add vital runs in the death overs.

With Towhid Hridoy anchoring the innings, India’s spinners continue to probe for the next breakthrough.

Mohammed Shami reaches a major milestone, claiming his 200th ODI wicket as Jaker Ali departs for 68. Ali attempts a shot but finds Virat Kohli in the field, who takes a comfortable catch. Shami, delivering with precision, continues to trouble the Bangladesh batters. India finally breaks the crucial 116-run partnership between Ali and Towhid Hridoy, giving them a much-needed breakthrough.

Mohammed Shami delivers in the slot, and Towhid Hridoy capitalizes, swinging hard through the leg side. The ball races past Harshit Rana’s diving effort, adding four more runs to Hridoy’s tally. A well-timed shot deep in the crease, muscled through midwicket, exposes India’s fielding lapses, which have been below par today.

Bangladesh has progressed to 183/5 in 42 overs, with Towhid Hridoy (79 off 97 balls, 4 fours, 2 sixes) and Jaker Ali (68 off 113 balls, 4 fours) continuing their solid partnership. The duo has provided much-needed stability after early wickets, ensuring Bangladesh stays in the game.

For India, Mohammed Shami (7-0-38-2) remains the most successful bowler, while Hardik Pandya (4-0-20-0) has maintained control in his spell. With just 8 overs left, Bangladesh will look to accelerate and set a challenging total.

Bangladesh has reached 176/5 in 41 overs, with a steady partnership between Jaker Ali (66 off 110 balls, 4 fours) and Towhid Hridoy (75 off 94 balls, 4 fours, 2 sixes) keeping their innings intact. The duo has provided much-needed stability after early setbacks.

Indian pacer Mohammed Shami (7-0-38-2) made early breakthroughs, while Hardik Pandya (3-0-13-0) has been economical in his short spell. With just 9 overs left, Bangladesh will aim for a strong finish to post a competitive total.

Back of a length delivery at 134 kph, Hridoy stays in control and pulls it hard over short midwicket. The ball races to the boundary, adding valuable runs for Bangladesh as they push towards a strong finish.

Bangladesh continues to build as they reach 165/5 at the 40-over mark. Towhid Hridoy is leading the charge with a well-compiled 70* off 92 balls, including three boundaries and two sixes. Jaker Ali is anchoring the innings at 60* off 106 deliveries. India’s bowlers are keeping things tight, with Hardik Pandya conceding just 13 runs in his three overs, while Ravindra Jadeja has been economical with figures of 9-0-37-0. The final 10 overs will be crucial as Bangladesh looks to accelerate.

Towhid Hridoy is shifting gears, smashing Ravindra Jadeja for a massive slog-swept six. This is his second maximum in quick succession, taking Bangladesh to 154/5. Hridoy is now on 66*, while Jaker Ali holds firm at 53*. India’s bowlers will be looking to break this growing partnership soon.

Towhid Hridoy accelerates the innings with a brilliant six over extra cover off Kuldeep Yadav. The right-hander, batting on 60*, is looking to up the scoring rate as Bangladesh reaches 148/5. Jaker Ali remains steady at the other end with 53 off 94 balls. India’s spinners continue to apply pressure, but Bangladesh is slowly gaining momentum.

Bangladesh continues to rebuild after early setbacks, reaching 142/5 at the end of 37 overs. Jaker Ali (53 off 94) and Towhid Hridoy (54 off 86) have stitched together a crucial partnership, both reaching their fifties to keep their team in the game.

India’s bowlers have maintained pressure, with Ravindra Jadeja (8-0-26-0) and Kuldeep Yadav (7-0-27-0) keeping things tight. However, Bangladesh’s middle-order duo remains solid as they look to push the scoring rate in the final overs.

Jaker Ali reached his half-century with a well-placed shot off Kuldeep Yadav, nudging a googly off his pads to fine leg for two runs. It was a composed knock, bringing stability to Bangladesh’s innings after early setbacks. His celebration was subdued, acknowledging the dressing room’s applause and sharing a glove punch with Towhid Hridoy.

Kuldeep tosses up a googly on leg stump, and Hridoy adjusts late, opening the face of the bat to guide it behind point for a single.

Towhid Hridoy and Jaker Ali continue to stabilize Bangladesh’s innings, taking the score to 119/5 after 32 overs. The duo added six runs in the latest over, with Hridoy on 42 off 74 balls and Jaker on 42 from 76 deliveries. India’s bowlers, led by Axar Patel (7-1-19-2) and Harshit Rana (6-0-29-1), have kept things tight, maintaining control over the scoring rate. With 18 overs remaining, Bangladesh will look to accelerate while India aims for breakthroughs.

Towhid Hridoy and Jaker Ali continue to anchor Bangladesh’s innings, taking the score to 115/5 in 31.2 overs. Hridoy played a delightful checked drive through the covers for a couple of runs, showcasing excellent timing and placement. With Hridoy on 39 off 70 balls and Jaker at 41 from 75 deliveries, the duo is looking to rebuild after early wickets. India, led by disciplined bowling from Axar Patel and Harshit Rana, remains in control as Bangladesh struggles to accelerate.

Bangladesh reached 113/5 at the end of 31 overs, maintaining a run rate of 3.64. Towhid Hridoy remains steady at 37 off 69 balls, while Jaker Ali has contributed 41 off 75 deliveries, hitting two boundaries. The duo continues to stabilize the innings after early setbacks. Axar Patel has been economical with figures of 7-1-19-2, while Harshit Rana has taken 1 wicket for 23 runs in 5 overs. Bangladesh looks to rebuild as India keeps the pressure on.

Jaker Ali executed a smooth drive down the ground for four runs off Harshit Rana, providing Bangladesh with some much-needed momentum. The shot showcased Ali’s timing and confidence as he continues to anchor the innings alongside Towhid Hridoy. With India maintaining pressure through disciplined bowling, Bangladesh looks to build a steady total.

Bangladesh reached 103/5 at the end of 29 overs, with Towhid Hridoy and Jaker Ali steadying the innings. Hridoy is batting on 34 off 62 balls, while Jaker has scored 34 off 70 deliveries. India’s bowlers have kept things tight, with Mohammed Shami leading the attack at 6-0-27-2 and Kuldeep Yadav maintaining pressure with 5-0-18-0. The run rate stands at 3.55, with Bangladesh looking to rebuild after early setbacks.

Bangladesh reached 99/5 at the end of 28 overs, adding just a single run in the last over. Jaker Ali (32 off 67) and Towhid Hridoy (32 off 59) are showing resilience but struggling to find boundaries. With a current run rate of 3.53, the Indian bowlers, led by Mohammed Shami (5-0-23-2) and Kuldeep Yadav (5-0-18-0), continue to dominate. Bangladesh needs to up the tempo to post a competitive total.

Bangladesh reached 98/5 at the end of 27 overs, managing just three runs in the last over. Towhid Hridoy (32 off 59) and Jaker Ali (31 off 61) are holding the innings together but struggling to accelerate. India’s bowlers continue to apply pressure, with Mohammed Shami (5-0-23-2) leading the attack, while Kuldeep Yadav (4-0-17-0) keeps it tight. With a run rate of just 3.62, Bangladesh needs a strong finish to post a competitive total.

Bangladesh reached 95/5 at the end of 26 overs, adding just three runs in the last over. Jaker Ali is batting on 30 off 60 deliveries, while Towhid Hridoy has scored 31 from 54 balls. India’s bowlers continue to dominate, with Kuldeep Yadav returning figures of 4-0-17-0 and Ravindra Jadeja maintaining an economical spell at 6-0-16-0. With a current run rate of 3.65, Bangladesh needs acceleration to put up a competitive total.

Bangladesh reached 90/5 at the end of 24 overs, scoring four runs in the latest over. Jaker Ali remains steady at 27 off 52 balls, while Towhid Hridoy is on 29 from 50 deliveries. The Indian bowlers continue to apply pressure, with Kuldeep Yadav conceding 14 runs in his three overs and Ravindra Jadeja keeping it tight with figures of 5-0-14-0. Bangladesh’s scoring rate remains slow at 3.75, as India looks to tighten its grip on the match.

Kuldeep Yadav kept the pressure on as he forced Jaker Ali into a difficult sweep shot, making the batter stretch far forward to make contact. Jaker managed to get a single, but Kuldeep’s sharp turn and dip had him overbalancing. The Indian spinner was visibly frustrated, sensing an opportunity to break the partnership. With Bangladesh struggling at 84/5, India’s spinners are dictating terms, keeping the batters on edge.

Bangladesh reaches 83/5 at the end of 21 overs, with Towhid Hridoy on 26 off 43 balls (2 fours) and Jaker Ali steady at 23 off 41 balls (1 four). Ravindra Jadeja has bowled four economical overs for 12 runs, while Kuldeep Yadav conceded nine runs in his first over. The duo at the crease looks to rebuild after early setbacks.

Kuldeep Yadav to Towhid Hridoy, 1 run! A missed opportunity as Hardik Pandya puts down a straightforward catch at mid-off. Hridoy backed away to open up the off-side but mistimed the shot, getting a hollow connection. Hardik moved just a few paces to his right but couldn’t hold on.

Kuldeep Yadav to Towhid Hridoy, FOUR! Swiped away over the top, and it races to the midwicket boundary on the bounce. A well-timed shot to ease some pressure on Bangladesh.

Bangladesh reaches 66/5 at the end of 18 overs, with a current run rate of 3.66. Jaker Ali is batting on 17 off 32 balls with one boundary, while Towhid Hridoy is on 16 from 33 deliveries, also hitting a four. Ravindra Jadeja has been economical, conceding just eight runs in his three overs, while Axar Patel maintains his strong spell with figures of 5-1-13-2.