Late slowdown cost Bangladesh - Mashrafe
Mashrafe Mortaza admitted Bangladesh had fallen "20-30 runs short" after being beaten by eight wickets at The Oval
Mashrafe Mortaza admitted Bangladesh had fallen "20-30 runs short" after being beaten by eight wickets at The Oval
An ankle and calf injury set aside, Joe Root put together a masterful unbeaten career-best 133 to power England to an eight-wicket win in their opening Champions Trophy match over Bangladesh
Despite making it to the Champions Trophy largely by playing five bowlers regularly, Bangladesh went back to playing eight batsmen in the opener against England to avoid another collapse
Chris Woakes's participation in the remainder of England's Champions Trophy campaign could be in doubt, after he picked up a side strain during the tournament opener against Bangladesh at The Oval
Stats highlights from the match between England and Bangladesh at The Oval
ESPNcricinfo presents the Moments of the Match from the opening game of the Champions Trophy
Joe Root led the way with a career-best 129-ball 133
Tamim Iqbal showed composure and determination to be a batting anchor but a more aggressive approach, especially in the later stages of the innings, could have boosted Bangladesh's chances of a win
Driven by signature enthusiasm, Bangladesh's fans made their presence felt at The Oval; England's supporters and players could not have missed the differentness of the occasion
Joe Root showed off his limited-overs repertoire with another innings laden with delectable strokes
Bangladesh last played a series in England in 2010, but Mashrafe Mortaza, the captain, is hopeful his side will be able to continue the upward mobility, during the Champions Trophy, that has been the hallmark of his side in the recent past
Eoin Morgan, England's ODI captain, that the out-of-form Jason Roy will be backed to the hilt in the forthcoming Champions Trophy
England will open the Champions Trophy looking to make a statement but knowing not to underestimate an improving Bangladesh