Champions Trophy 2025 results: India cruise past Bangladesh in dominant win
Mohammed Shami started their championship trophy campaign 5-53 with a 5-53 win over Bangladesh with six strokes, Shubman Gill 5-53 The results were an outstanding unbeaten century.
Set a moderate goal of 229 wins, Jill beat and hit 101 from 129 balls, India won the victory with a 3.3 win.
India made a brilliant start in Dubai as they lowered Bangladesh to 35-5 midway in ninth place.
Shami took two wickets and Spinner Axar Patel had two of the two, and Captain Rohit Sharma dropped a prescribed catch under Slip to deny his hat trick.
Bangladesh avoided further humiliation, thanks to 154 positions between Tawhid Hridoy and Jaker Ali.
Most of the time is slow, but the couple stayed together 34 times, passing 50 points each time.
Shami finally broke the stands when she finally dismantled Jaker and made the ball in the process, becoming the fastest man to the 200 ODI wickets and continued to finish him in one-day international competitions. The sixth five ticket.
Hridoy raised his odi century from 114 balls, and then he was the last one to have two left.
The pursuit of India started quickly, Rohit became Quickfire 41, and Gill quickly entered his job to get the 2013 winner on the command.
Bangladesh fought hard in the middle and dropped Jaker to give KL Rahul a life – if India is to be hit by five people, it still takes 64 runs.
But Jill combined the stylish shot with the necessary determination to make sure India never really pays attention to with his unwavering knock.
The 25-year-old put his way on the eighth century road from 129 balls and left Rahul to six wins hanging from the deep trail square with six wins.
