Live Cricket Score | England vs Bangladesh Live Score & Commentary | ENG vs BAN Scorecard, ICC Men's T20 World Cup

20th T20I • Sheikh Zayed Stadium • Abu Dhabi

Bangladesh

124/9 (20)

England

126/2 (14.1)

ENG won by 8 wickets

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Playing XI

Player of the Match Jason Roy

61(38)

BAN s

ENG s

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Bangladesh s

124/9 (20)

Batters

Litton Das

112.50

c L Livingstone b M Ali

Mohammad Naim

71.43

c C Woakes b M Ali

Shakib Al Hasan

57.14

c A Rashid b C Woakes

Mushfiqur Rahim

96.67

lbw b L Livingstone

Mahmudullah

(C)

79.17

c C Woakes b L Livingstone

Afif Hossain

83.33

runout (J Buttler / TS Mills)

Nurul Hasan

88.89

c J Buttler b TS Mills

Mahedi Hasan

110.00

c C Woakes b TS Mills

Nasum Ahmed

211.11

Not out

Mustafizur Rahman

0.00

b TS Mills

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 5)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 6.2)

124/9

Did not Bat

Shoriful Islam

Bowlers

EXT

6.00

3.00

8.75

7.50

6.75

5.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Litton Das

c L Livingstone b M Ali

1-14

2.2

Mohammad Naim

c C Woakes b M Ali

2-14

2.3

Shakib Al Hasan

c A Rashid b C Woakes

3-26

5.2

Mushfiqur Rahim

lbw b L Livingstone

4-63

10.4

Afif Hossain

runout (J Buttler / TS Mills)

5-73

12.4

Mahmudullah

c C Woakes b L Livingstone

6-83

14.5

Mahedi Hasan

c C Woakes b TS Mills

7-98

17.1

Nurul Hasan

c J Buttler b TS Mills

8-124

19.5

Mustafizur Rahman

b TS Mills

9-124

19.6

England s

126/2 (14.1)

Batters

Jason Roy

160.53

c N Ahmed b S Islam

Jos Buttler

100.00

c MN Sheikh b N Ahmed

Dawid Malan

112.00

Not out

Jonny Bairstow *

200.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 6, NB: 0, W: 5)

TOTAL

(14.1 Ov, RR: 8.89)

126/2

Did not Bat

Liam Livingstone, Eoin Morgan, Moeen Ali, Chris Woakes, Chris Jordan, Adil Rashid, Tymal Mills

Bowlers

EXT

Shakib Al Hasan

8.00

Mustafizur Rahman

7.67

Shoriful Islam

3.1

8.21

Nasum Ahmed

8.67

Mahedi Hasan

10.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Jos Buttler

c MN Sheikh b N Ahmed

1-39

4.5

Jason Roy

c N Ahmed b S Islam

2-112

12.5

Match Info

Date & Time

27 Oct, 03:30 PM IST

Venue

Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi

Match

20th T20I,

ICC Men's T20 World Cup

Umpires

Langton Rusere(Zimbabwe), Nitin Menon(India), Rod Tucker(Australia, TV)

Referee

Javagal Srinath(India)

Toss

Bangladesh elected to bat

Player of the Match Jason Roy

61(38)

Commentary

That's all we have from this game, folks. It's double-header day, so we have another fascinating contest coming up. Namibia will get their Super 12 campaign underway against Scotland, who will want to recover from their drubbing against Afghanistan. Just switch tabs to catch all the action from that one. For now, this is Pratyush Rohra, signing off on behalf of my friend, Pradeep Somashekhar. See you around!

Right then. Commanding, comprehensive, clinical. The Three Lions cannot be tamed at the moment. They've got off to a flier in the tournament and have set one foot in the semi-finals. They will come up against their arch-rivals Australia in the next game and look to make it three wins out of three. As for Bangladesh, it's the other end of the spectrum. Two losses from two games, they have it all to do in their final three games. While England are running away with in the group of death, the other five sides in for a major scrap.

Eoin Morgan: The bowlers have started the tournament exceptionally well, backed up by some good fielding as well. It is a huge compliment to how far our white-ball cricket has come along. A lot of players in the 2019 World Cup success and that's lent itself to T20s as well. There have been players fighting for places but they haven't been too far away at any stage. It's nice for Jason and Dawid to get some time at the wicket. The way Jason plays is so imposing, makes it difficult to set fields, so great to see him in good touch.

Mahmudullah: A very disappointing day for us. It was a very good wicket to bat on but the batting performance was disappointing. It was a good wicket but we didn't start well or build partnerships in the middle. The firepower is what we've been lacking. If we don't get starts then it's tough for us on these wickets. I have mentioned it many times that we are skill players rather than power-hitters. We will stick to that because we believe in that. We need to reassess a lot of things in the batting department and come up with a good plan.

Jason Roy, the player of the match: Every game is crucial for us and happy to put up another strong performance after the way we played against WI. Happy to get more games and become the routine in the playing XI in the last few years. Obviously we wanted to get off to a good start in these pitches it's difficult to continuously do that but today was one of those days we were able to get good start, definitely a case of keeping wickets in hand and then powering our way through the backend.

England won by 8 wickets (with 35 balls remaining).

Another commanding and convincing performance from England as they wrap this one up in a canter. They've set one foot in the semi-finals with two thoroughly dominating wins against West Indies and Bangladesh. The bowlers did all the damage up front, restricting Bangladesh to a paltry 124/9 in the twenty overs. The lack of firepower for Bangladesh and a struggling top-order meant that they couldn't post anything significant on the board. Having said that, Mahmudullah might think about his decision to bat first after winning the toss.

Chasing 125 was never going to be much of a headache for England. They did in a canter with Jason Roy making light work of that target, recording a half-century on his 50th T20I match. Malan and Bairstow finished it off in the end, while the shoulders dropped for Bangladesh.

Bangladesh were on the receiving end of a proper drubbing! They're staring down the barrel now and will have to rely on other results for a chance to go through to the semi-finals. The Three Lions go marching on. The only worry, if at all for them, will be that they haven't been tested yet. With a pre-Ashes taster coming up in their next game against Australia, they'll be hoping to tick that off the list as well. Stick around for the presentations.

Well, all it needed is one ball for Bairstow. A clinical performance for England are they bag their second win from as many games. On the contrary, Bangladesh are at the other end of the spectrum with no wins in their two Super 12 games.

15.0

14.1 Shoriful Islam to Jonny Bairstow, FOUR! FINISHES THE GAME WITH A POWERFUL STROKE! Short delivery on the off-stump and Bairstow on the backfoot swivels and smacks it through the mid-wicket region and England win handsomely in the end, it has been a power packed performance from them to win their second game on the trot.

England need 3 runs to win. This will definitely be the over.

overs

122 /2 score

runs

Dawid Malan

28 (25)

Jonny Bairstow *

4 (3)

Mustafizur Rahman

0 /23

13.6 Mustafizur Rahman to Jonny Bairstow, slight change in pace, back of a length on the leg-stump line as Bairstow on the backfoot nudges it to square-leg for another single.

13.5 Mustafizur Rahman to Dawid Malan, change of pace, back of a length into Malan on the off-stump as he hangs back and cuts it straight to point who misfields that allows them to take the single anyway!

13.4 Mustafizur Rahman to Dawid Malan, FOUR! SHOT! Short delivery on the outside off as Malan on the backfoot slaps it powerfully over the extra-cover fielder that runs away to the fence in no time for a boundary.

13.3 Mustafizur Rahman to Jonny Bairstow, takes the pace of the ball, back of a length on the off-stump as Bairstow on the backfoot looking to work it away but drags it back on to his boots as they sneak in a single.

13.2 Mustafizur Rahman to Dawid Malan, change of pace, but drifts on the pads as Malan on the backfoot clips it down to fine-leg region for a single.

13.1 Mustafizur Rahman to Dawid Malan, back of a length delivery on the off-stump as Malan on the backfoot at the last second opens the face of the bat to run it down but backward point fielder intercepts.

Mustafizur Rahman [2.0-0-15-0] is back into the attack

That was a cracking shot from Bairstow to get his innings underway. Shame he won't get a boundary for that. Excellent stop by Shakib though. Just 11 to win now. Will this be the over?

overs

114 /2 score

runs

Dawid Malan

22 (21)

Jonny Bairstow *

2 (1)

Shoriful Islam

1 /22

12.6 Shoriful Islam to Jonny Bairstow, OH! Another misfield, this has been a disastrous day for Bangladesh, length delivery on the outside off, angling away as Bairstow leans into the drive and hits it straight to extra-cover who lets it go and they come back for a brace.