England vs Bangladesh HIGHLIGHTS, World Cup 2023: Malan, Topley shine as ENG thrashes BAN by 137 runs

Curran to Taskin, OUT! And Curran wraps up the match. A resounding 137-run win for England as Curran cleans up the stumps.

Taskin Ahmed b Curran 15 (25b, 1x6)

Wood to Shoriful, OUT! That’s the Woody we know. Full, seething in and the ball crashes into the stumps. No chance for Shoriful to fend that one and in comes Mustafizur.

Shoriful Islam b Wood 12 (14b 2x4)

Curran returns. Loose ball outside the off-stump and Shoriful drills the ball through cover for FOUR. Short ball with lack of pace and Shoriful whacks it past Curran for another FOUR.

Drag-down from Livingstone and Taskin wallops the ball over mid-wicket for SIX.

Livingstone comes close to bagging another as he slides one in to Shoriful. Three from the over.

Rashid to Mahedi, OUT! Cleaned him up. The regulation googly does the trick.

Mahedi Hasan b Rashid 14 (32b 1x4)

Livingstone to Hridoy, OUT! The golden arm works first ball! Hridoy’s painstaking knock comes to an end as he hands Buttler a simple catch behind the stumps.

Towhid Hridoy c †Buttler b Livingstone 39 (61b 2x4)

Topley continues to attack the stumps but Mahedi holds his ground. Five from the over.

Topley to Rahim, OUT! GONE! Straight to third. Slower-bouncer and Rahim’s uppercuts straight in Rashid’s grasp.

Mushfiqur Rahim c Rashid b Topley 51 (64b 4x4)

FIFTY for Rahim as Bangladesh continues to tread on singles.

Topley strays to the pads and Hridoy quickly flicks the ball through square-leg for FOUR.

Rashid to Hridoy, OUT! That looks plumb. Quicker one skidding off length to the pads and the umpire has no hesitation in raising his finger. Bangladesh reviews. Well, luck for Hridoy as there’s an inside-edge on replays. Slower-ball on length. Hridoy flicks it to square-leg for a single.

Topley returns. Hint of room, Rahim arches back to cut but finds the point fielder. Topley overpitches and Rahim drills the ball through extra cover for FOUR.

Rahid cramps up the batters with a tight line. Just a couple of singles from the over.

Woakes starts with five dot balls against Hridoy. He has been on the money after the early spell, where he leaked boundaries.

Hridoy takes a single to prevent Woakes from getting a maiden.

Rashid up against Mushfiqur. On the off stump and spinning away and Mushfiqur presses forward in defence. Just two singles from the over.

Rashid gives away just five runs in his second over.

High-on-confidence Woakes gets another over. One more wicket should seal this game for England. Hridoy is the new batter for Bangladesh. He starts with a string of singles.

Woakes brought back in. He bowls a tidy off stump line forcing Mushfiqur and Litton trade singles thorugh the over.

Last ball of the over. It is an off-cutter and in the corridor and Litton Das pokes at it. Easy catch for Buttler. Bangladesh in deep trouble now.

Litton Das c †Buttler b Woakes 76 (66b 7x4 2x6)

Adil Rashid introduced into the attack. Keeps it slow to start with. He is getting some healthy spin from the pitch. Last ball of the over. Rashid goes full and Litton effortlessly pumps it down the ground for a six.

This should be the last over of the spell for Curran. Mushfiqur reinitiates attacking proceeding. Full from Curran and Mushfiqur rocks back before driving it on the up. FOUR!! He adds one more four, this time with a late cut.

Wood gets another go at the Bangladesh batters. Litton Das has drawn his attacking shots back into his arsenal. Plays a backfoot defence for a dot ball, before dabbing one to the leg side for a single.

Litton Das up against Sam Curran. On the pads and clipped away with confidence. Takes a couple of runs. Again, Bangladesh batters refrain from taking risks.

Mark Wood draws and edge from Musfiqur and it runs away for a four past the keeper. Welcome boundary for Bangladesh. Wood regrips and delivers three consecutive dot balls.

Sam Curran continues. Mushfiqur and Litton begin with singles - three of them. Curran gives away a wide, before the duo adds three more singles.

Sam Curran with his second over. He keeps it tight for the over. Gives away just three runs.

Wood continues. Litton Das has mellowed down since the introduction of Wood and Curran. Not many flashy shots from him. Wood meanewhile is delivering 150+ thunderbolts, forcing Mushfiqur to duck.

Pacy Mark Wood into the attack. Litton Das defends the first two balls before taking a single from the third ball with a clip down the leg side. Mushfiqur too adds a single to the tally.

First over for Sam Curran. He also goes short and Litton Das pulls it with absolute control. FOUR!!! He seems to be batting on another pitch.

Topley too into his fifth. Bangladesh’s top order, barring Litton Das, are back in the hit. A lot will now hinge on Mushfiqur Rahim. He starts slowly, getting off the mark only on his sixth ball.

Short from Topley and Litton picks the length early. Swivels on the spot and pulls it beyond fine leg fence for a six.

Litton Das is battling on for Bangladesh

Woakes into the fifth over of his opening spell. He pitches it up and Mehidy Hasan drives at it without much footwork. Edged and gobbled up by Buttler.

Mehidy Hasan Miraz c Buttler b Woakes 8 (7b 1x4 0x6)

BAN 49/4 in 9 overs

Topley continues. He will be looking to add to his three wickets. He offers bounce and Litton almost slashes it straight to deep third man. Despite losing three wickets, Bangladesh is going at a good clip.

Woakes continues. Litton Das takes a single first ball to hand over strike to new-batter Mehidy Hasan. He goes for an uppish cover drive and gets a four out of it. Not the safest shot, but it doesn’t matter due to the end product. Litton Das too adds a boundary as he whips Woakes off his pads for a four.

Topley with his third over. He troubles Shakib for three ball straight with deliveries on the off side corridor. Then he shifts the line in, moving the ball ever so slightly away from Shakib’s dead-straight bat to strike the top of the off stump. Gem of a delivery!!

Shakib Al Hasan b Topley 1 (9b 0x4 0x6)

Wicket maiden!

BAN 26/3 in 6 overs

Woakes continues. Litton on strike. Woakes takes up a good length delivery on the stumps, forcing Litton to defend on his back foot.

Fourth ball of the over, Woakes goes full, not by much, and Litton picks the bones out of that one with silky cover drive. FOUR!

Litton has been classy as usual, despite the Topley storm at the other end.

Woakes with a tight third over, giving away just three runs.

Topley returns. He starts with a leg stump yorker, which is clipped away for a four by Litton Das. Topley gets one to bounce sharply and hits Litton on the gloves. That must have hurt.

Shanto is the new batter and his stay lasts exactly one ball. On the length and he guides it straight to Livingstone at point.

Najmul Hossain Shanto c Livingstone b Topley 0 (1b 0x4 0x6)

Topley on a hat-trick. Shakib somehow fends away a looping delivery to deny the feat.

Reece Topley with the new ball from the other end. Hasan takes a single to hand over the strike to Litton. Topley draws and edge from Litton, but it is safe.

But Hasan gets no luck. He edges to Bairstow in slip. Early blow for Bangladesh.

Tanzid Hasan c Bairstow b Topley 1 (2b 0x4 0x6)

Chris Woakes with the first over for England., Litton Das and Tanzid Hasan open the innings for Bangladesh. Woakes starts with a couple of dot balls. Drops it short third ball and Litton employs the short arm pull for the first four of the chase. Next is driven on the up over covers for another four. Can he go three-in-three! Yes he can. Smacked with disdain over midwicket. The perfect start for Bangladesh.

Length from Taskin and there’s enough room for Woakes to belt it through mid-wicket for FOUR. Taskin to Woakes, OUT! Slower-ball on the full outside the off-stump and Woakes toes it high to point. Reece Topley is in. He swipes a full ball down to long-on for a single. A bye to finish and England makes 364 in its 50 overs!

Chris Woakes c Mahedi Hasan b Taskin Ahmed 14 (11b 2x4)

Loopy delivery from Mahedi and Rashid sweeps the ball through square-leg for FOUR. Mahedi to Rashid, OUT! Fraction short this time and Rashid slogs it straight to the deep mid-wicket fielder. Mark Wood is in at 10. He is off the blocks with a chip and charge through cover for another FOUR.

Adil Rashid c Najmul Hossain Shanto b Mahedi Hasan 11 (7b 1x4)

Rashid and Woakes reel in the singles against Shoriful. The left-armer follows up with a cheeky slower-bouncer to Woakes. Shoriful strays to the pads and Woakes flicks the ball through square-leg for FOUR.

Mahedi to Curran, OUT! A blinder from Shanto. Curran slogs a ball on the full down the ground and Shanto scrambles from long-off to his left and holds onto the ball with a full-length dive.

Sam Curran c Najmul Hossain Shanto b Mahedi Hasan 11 (15b 1x4)

Shoriful continues to pin the ball in the blockhole, occasionally dipping in the slower-ball. Curran and Woakes nudge about the circle for single.s

Low full-toss from Mahedi and Brook tonks it through wide long-on for FOUR. Mahedi to Brook, OUT! Straight to long-on. Slower ball and Brook mistimes the slog this time. Chris Woakes is in at 8.

Harry Brook c Litton Das b Mahedi Hasan 20 (15b 3x4)

Shoriful Islam on a hat-trick! Inswinging yorker and Curran taps it towards mid-wicket for a single. Three dots to follow. Length ball and Curran drives the ball sumptuously through cover for FOUR.

Brook drills Mustafizur down the ground for FOUR and follows up with a single. Loose ball sliding down leg and Brook slams it behind square for FOUR.

Shoriful hits the blockhole consistently, restricting the batters to singles. Shoriful to Root, OUT! Slower-ball and Root mistimes to get a top-edge to Rahim. He misses out on yet another hundred as Shoriful’s fine spell finally gifts him with a wicket. Liam Livingstone is in at 6. OUT! First ball! Shoriful tails the ball away from length and hits the off-stump. Livingstone plays down the wrong line and Shoriful is on a hat-trick.

Joe Root c †Mushfiqur Rahim b Shoriful Islam 82 (68b 8x4 1x6); iam Livingstone b Shoriful Islam 0 (1b)

Another off-cutter from Fizz and Root gets a leading-edge towards mid-off. Root and Brook rotate strike efficiently with ones and twos.

Width from Shoriful and Buttler drills the ball through cover for FOUR. A couple of singles to follow as Shoriful hits the blockhole. Shoriful to Buttler, OUT! Dragged on. Change of pace across the turf and Buttler gets an inside-edge onto the stumps.

Jos Buttler b Shoriful Islam 20 (10b 1x4 1x6)

IN THE AIR and the ball falls in no man’s land. Buttler gets a high leading-edge from a cutter off Mustafizur and it falls between point and deep cover. Slower-ball in the slot and Root tonks the ball over mid-on for FOUR.

Malan slices Mahedi down third for FOUR and brings up the 150-run stand with Root. Mahedi to Malan, OUT! Cleans him up this time. Malan fails to connect with a wild swing across the line and Mahedi strikes timber. Jos Buttler is in at 4. He hits top gear instantly as he pumps the second ball down the ground for SIX. A single to follow and Root steps out to pump the ball over mid-off for FOUR.

Dawid Malan b Mahedi Hasan 140 (107b 16x4 5x6)

Length from Taskin and Malan wallops it over mid-wicket for a towering SIX. A slew of singles to follow. Short again and Root swats it to deep mid-wicket for a single. 11 from the over.

Root clips Shoriful through mid-wicket for two runs. Fraction short and Root scythes it through mid-wicket again for FOUR. Slower-ball across the turf and Root misses out on a free swing through the off-side. Another FOUR and Root becomes England’s highest run-scorer in World Cups, surpassing Graham Gooch.

Slower-ball from Taskin and Root chips it just past a diving Hridoy at short mid-wicket for two runs, a tough chance goes down. Taskin follows up with a wide. A bumper and another wide for height. A cutter on length and Root glides it to fine-leg for a single.

Shoriful returns. Back-to-back fifties for Root as he pulls Shoriful through square-leg for FOUR. A single to follow. Shoriful nails in the nip-backing yorker and nearly takes out Malan’s foot. Excellent take from Rahim behind the stumps to complement the ball. Another one angling in to the toes and Malan squeezes it fine for FOUR.

Malan lines up for a huge slog but gets an inside-edge down the ground for a single. 200 up for England. Root charges to work the ball to wide long-on for a single. Loose from Mehidi and Malan heaves the ball across mid-wicket for FOUR. Another drag-down delivery and Malan muscles the ball over long-on for SIX. He switches on! Another SIX down the ground and the 100-run partnership between the pair is up in just 90 balls. Mehidy angles one in and Malan nimbly makes room to carve the ball through cover for FOUR! 22 runs from the over.

Root drive to deep cover for a single. Malan on 99. Straight delivery on length, Malan nudges it to the off-side and sets off on a risky single to complete his 100 in 91 balls! Maiden World Cup hundred and sixth overall for the left-hander.

Root and Malan keep the scoreboard ticking even as Mahedi attempts to bowl through a tight line. Malan moves to 99 as he pushes the ball to deep cover two runs.

A slew of singles and Root attempts a reverse-sweep off Shakib but the ball hits the outside-edge. Shakib lines one down leg and Root fails to put it past short fine-leg with another sweep.

Mahedi comes around the stumps and Malan cuts the ball briskly through point for FOUR. He moves into the 90s!

Shakib rolls one in slow on length and Root reverse-paddles the ball behind short-third for FOUR. He follows it up with a single to long-off. Shakib goes flatter and Malan slaps the ball to deep point to reel in two runs. Shakib errs with another short ball and Root swivels to drag the ball through cow-corner for FOUR.

Mustafizur slides one in, Malan flicks it behind square for a single. Another one on the tram line and Root leans to drive the ball to deep cover for a run. Malan reciprocates his previous shot. Mustafizur comes around the stumps and hits length. Root quickly shuffles to ramp the ball over fine-leg for SIX! 50-run stand between Root and Malan in 54 balls.

150 up for England. Width from Mehidy and Malan slices it behind point for a single. Loose delivery in the slot and Malan pumps the ball to wide long-on and a good stop from the fielder in the deep denies a boundary.

Fizz gets another crack at the English pair. Malan tries to heave it over the leg side. The timing wasn’t great there. Just a single out of it. The line has been tidy from Mustafizur this over as he offers not much width to both batters.

Mehidy Hasan with his off spin. Another quiet over from the Bangladeshi spinners as Malan and Root decide to deal in singles. Four runs from the 24th over. The runrate has dipped ever so lightly in the last few overs.

Mustafizur into the attack. Root moves away the last minute and Mustafizur loses his balance as he tries to stop his run up. Seems like he has injured his knee in the process.

He is back on his feet soon and continues on. He gives away just three runs from the over.

Shakib keeps it going from the other end. Keeps it on good length forcing Malan and Root to play with a straight bat and not take any risks. Just four runs from there.

Mehidy Hasan with his third over. Malan and Root start with a couple of singles. Root gets his first four as he steps down the pitch before lofting it straight back. Bairstow’s dismissal hasn’t affected England’s momentum.

Taskin pitches it up and Malan goes after it. Smacked over mid wicket for a four.

Shakib continues from the other end. A tad short from him and Malan smashes it through covers for another four.

Shakib manages to sneak one past Bairstow’s inside edge. It was a faster one and it slides throught the surface and it goes onto clip the top off the leg stump.

First strike for Bangladesh.

ENG 116/1 in 18 overs.

Pace returns. Malan welcomes Shoriful with back-to-back boundaries. One to the leg side with a heave and then one with a delicate late cut. England will be looking at something more than 400.

Shakib with his fourth over. Much tighter line and length from the skipper. Bairstow taps one to the leg side and that is his fifty on his 100th ODI.

Mahedi gives away a little too much room and Bairstow pumps it down the off side for a four. Mahedi goes too full next up. It is a full toss and Bairstow flicks it for another four. He too is closing in on a fifty.

Shakib continues. Starts off with a wide down the leg side. Malan tucks one down the leg side and that brings up his fifty. It has come in just 39 balls. England will look to build on this superb platform set up by its openers.

Bangladesh persists with spin. Mehidy Hasan gets his length wrong and Bairstow picks it up with ease. Crashes it through covers for a four. In addition to the boundaries, England has also succeeded in picking up easy singles, compunding the pressure on Bangladesh’s bowling unit.

Full from Shakib and Bairstow hits it on the up toward the off side sweeper for a single. Malan brings out the reverse sweep and gain another boundary. He is closing in on a quick-fire fifty. England closes out the over with a couple of singles.

Mehidy Hasan into the attack. Malan up against him. A tad full and Malan dances down the track and hits him on the leg side for a four. Three dot balls follow, before Malan slices it behind point for another four. England racing to the 100-run mark.

Shakib brings himself on to stem the run flow and he succeeds to an extent. Bairstow and Malan take it easy against the left-arm spinner. Just two runs from the over.

Spin introduced. Mahedi with his off spin. Slightly short from him and Bairstow slices it through covers for a four. Malan too follows suit. Dances down and hits it down the ground for another four. England continues to motor on.

Shoriful up against Bairstown. Good length and on the off stump line. Bairstow forced to defend the first two balls. Swing and miss next up. Shoriful goes wide and it is slashed to the off side fence. FOUR!!

Fizz gets his fourth over. Malan and Bairstow trade singles to start the over.

Mustafizur drags it short and Malan smacks him in front of the square for his second six. SOME SHOT THAT ONE!!

Fizz gifts a full toss next ball and Malan gleefully put it away. Four straight down the ground.

Anything on a good length or just back of a length will be hard to score off. There is good bounce on offer. Malan was looking iffy but those two back-to-back boundaries off Fizz in the fifth over perhaps helped him break the shackles.

- Ayan Acharya

Shoriful with his first over. He angles one in from good length and strikes Bairstow on the pads. Again, Bangladesh appeals. But the umpire is unmoved. They decide to not go for the review. Just two singles from the over.

Last ball of the over. Shoriful pitches it up and Bairstow thumps it straight back for a four.

Mustafizur with his third. He starts off with a bouncer. Malan goes with a pull shot. Be he misses it. Bangladesh appeals vehemently and they take a review. Replays show that it came off Malan’s shoulder. Review lost for Bangladesh.

And now Malan takes on Fizz. Smashes one through covers and follows it with a pick-up shot, which screams over the fence for the first six of the match.

Taskin goes short and Bairstow goes bang. Full-blooded pull shot and it flies to the fence. No stopping that. But that is the only scoring shot of that over.

Fizz continues for his second over. Continues on from over the wicket. Drifts down the pad. But Bairstow can’t get it past short fine leg. On the pads again and Bairstow tucks i down for a single. Just that one run from the over.

Taskin Ahmed with the second over of the day.

Bairstow’s turn to employ the cover drive and he too gets a four for his shot. Taskin brings the ball back in and Bairstow opts to leave it.

Jonny Bairstow out in the middle for his 100th ODI match. He opens the innings with Dawid Malan.

Mustafizur Rahman with the first over. Bairstow starts off with a sharp single. Malan is beaten twice. A tinge of outswing takes the ball away from Malan’s outside edge, twice. Malan responds with a flowing cover drive for the first four of the game.

Shakib Al Hasan - Little cooler than the other day. We have one change. Hope the fast bowlers can put in a good show. Mehidy’s batting has improved, he is one of the leaders at the moment in the team. We have to be at our best to get a result.

Jos Buttler - We wanted to field as well. One change for us. Reece Topley in for Mooen Ali. Looking to put in a good performance. We are expecting to bounce back. We got to be a little bit smart [with regards to outfield].

Bangladesh

Litton Das, Tanzid Hasan, Najmul Hossain Shanto, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Shakib Al Hasan (capt), Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Towhid Hridoy, Mahedi Hasan, Taskin Ahmed, Shoriful Islam, Mustafizur Rahman

England

Jonny Bairstow, Dawid Malan, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jos Buttler (capt & wk), Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran, Chris Woakes, Mark Wood, Adil Rashid, Reece Topley

Shakib wins the toss and has decided to field first.

England’s all-rounder Ben Stokes is unlikely to appear in the team’s second ODI World Cup match against Bangladesh.

Stokes had a brief hit in the nets on Sunday and did some running. However, he did not appear 100 per cent fit. A hip niggle kept England’s Test captain out of the World Cup opener against New Zealand, which the team lost by nine wickets.

EnglandPredicted XI: Jonny Bairstow, Dawid Malan, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Moeen Ali, Jos Buttler (c & wk), Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran, Chris Woakes, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood.

BangladeshPredicted XI: Tanzid Tamim, Litton Das, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Nazmul Hossain Shanto, Shakib Al Hasan (c), Towhid Hridoy, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Mahmudullah/Nasum Ahmed, Taskin Ahmed, Shoriful Islam, Mustafizur Rahman.

2007: England won by four wickets (Bridgetown)

2011: Bangladesh won by two wickets (Chattogram)

2015: Bangladesh won by 15 runs (Adelaide)

2019: England won by 106 runs (Cardiff)

Playing cricket in India presents a unique challenge due to the vastness of the country and the need for players to adapt to different situations. Furthermore, the conditions on the field can change throughout the game, making it difficult for one-dimensional players to succeed.

For their upcoming match against Bangladesh, England will have to adjust from the hot and humid climate of Ahmedabad, where temperatures reach 35 degrees, to the cooler climate of Dharamsala up north, where the mercury levels will be around 24 degrees during the morning when the match begins.

New Zealand’s emphatic nine-wicket victory over England in the opening match of the 2023 ODI World Cup has sent a strong message to the other teams in the tournament that the Three Lions are not invincible. The way they lost the match highlighted the same batting timidity that hurt their campaign in 2015.

ENG (highest score) vs BAN: 391/4 (50) - ENG won by 168 runs (2005)

ENG (lowest score) vs BAN: 196 (43.1) - ENG lost by 50 runs (2023)

BAN (highest score) vs ENG: 305/6 (50) - BAN lost by eight wickets (2017)

BAN (lowest score) vs ENG: 134 (50) - BAN lost by seven wickets (2003)

Matches played: 24

England won: 19

Bangladesh won: 5

Last result: Bangladesh won by 50 runs (Chattogram; Mar. 2023)

Last five results: ENG won - 4; BAN won -

Matches played: 4

England won: 2

Bangladesh won: 2

Last result: England won by 106 runs (Cardiff; 2019)

England

Jos Buttler (c), Moeen Ali, Gus Atkinson, Jonny Bairstow, Sam Curran, Liam Livingstone, Dawid Malan, Adil Rashid, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Ben Stokes, Reece Topley, David Willey, Mark Wood, Chris Woakes

Bangladesh

Shakib Al Hasan (c), Litton Das (vc), Najmul Hossain Shanto, Tanzid Hasan, Towhid Hridoy, Mahmudullah Riyad, Mushfiqur Rahim, Mehidy Hasan, Mahedi Hasan, Tanzim Sakib, Nasum Ahmed, Shoriful Islam, Hasan Mahmud, Taskin Ahmed, Mustafizur Rahman.

England captain Jos Buttler has said the “poor outfield” at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala could force his fielders “to be careful while diving” a day before his team’s World Cup 2023 match against Bangladesh on Tuesday.

The International Cricket Council’s head of events Chris Tetley and pitch consultant Andy Atkinson inspected the field along with ground staff as part of a scheduled visit on Sunday. An ICC spokesperson had said that the outfield was “rated average” but Tuesday’s game would go ahead as planned.

Buttler said it goes against every instinct of a fielder to not dive.

For its upcoming match against Bangladesh, England will have to adjust from the hot and humid climate of Ahmedabad, where temperatures reach 35 degrees, to the cooler climate of Dharamsala up north, where the mercury levels will be around 24 degrees during the morning when the match begins.

New Zealand’s emphatic nine-wicket victory over England in the opening match of the 2023 ODI World Cup has sent a strong message to the other teams in the tournament that the Three Lions are not invincible. The way they lost the match highlighted the same batting timidity that hurt their campaign in 2015.

Despite the low crowd turnout in Ahmedabad, the fans would have hoped to see England put up a fight. The English line-up has several players who have made a name for themselves in the Indian Premier League, including Jos Buttler, who received the loudest cheer from the crowd when he came out to bat.

When will ENG vs BAN World Cup match be played?

The England vs Bangladesh ICC ODI World Cup 2023 match will be played on Tuesday, October 10.

What time will ENG vs BAN World Cup match begin?

The England vs Bangladesh ICC ODI World Cup 2023 match will begin at 10:30 AM IST.

Where will ENG vs BAN World Cup match take place?

The ICC ODI World Cup 2023 match between England and Bangladesh will take place at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala.

Which TV channel will broadcast ENG vs BAN World Cup match Live?

The ICC ODI World Cup 2023 match between England and Bangladesh will be telecast LIVE on the Star Sports networkfrom 10:30 AM IST onwards.

Where to watch Live streaming of ENG vs BAN World Cup match?

The ICC World Cup 2023 match between England and Bangladesh will be streamed LIVE on the Disney+Hotstar app and website.