As it happened | ENGvBAN: England beat Bangladesh by 106 runs

England win by 106 runs

England defeated Bangladesh in the Match 12 of Cricket World Cup 2019 on Saturday at Cardiff's Sophia Gardens. 

Shakib Al Hasan's century went in vain as Bangladesh failed to reach the massive 387 run-target as the team was all-out at 280. 

Earlier, a superb 153 from Jason Roy and a big-hitting 64 from Jos Buttler fired England to their highest ever Cricket World Cup total as they posted 386-6 in their third match at this year's tournament. 

Put into bat in blustery conditions, Jonny Bairstow and Roy got England off to an impressive start with just the second-century opening partnership of the World Cup so far, before Bairstow (51) fell to a brilliant catch from Mehidy Hasan. 

Roy went on to reach his ninth ODI hundred off 92 balls as England continued to pile on the runs, before smashing three sixes in a row to pass 150, only to be caught by Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza the very next ball in the 35th over. 

Buttler moved up the order to keep England in the attacking ascendancy, then fired the joint-fastest half-century at the World Cup before being caught on the boundary chasing another six.

Captain Eoin Morgan (35) was next to fall off the bowling of Mehidy -- the pick of the Bangladeshi bowlers with figures of 2-67 from his 10 overs -- before Chris Woakes and Liam Plunkett plundered 45 runs off the final 17 balls to see England post the seventh highest World Cup total ever.

Wicket!

One more wicket and it's over. 

Mustafizur Rahman out on a duck. 

England win the match. 

Wicket!

Jofra Archer comes into attack and takes a wicket. 

Archer to Mehidy Hasan, caught out by wicket-keeper Jonny Bairstow. 

Hasan scored 12 runs. 

Next batsman is Mustafizur Rahman. 

48th Over

Sixth over of Ben Stokes' spell in this game. 

He gave 3 runs from this over. 

46th Over

Three runs and one wicket from this over. 

Ben Stokes has taken at least one wicket in his previous two wicket. 

Wicket!

Mohammad Saifuddin out. 

He scored 5 runs before losing his wicket to Ben Stokes. 

Next batsman is Mashrafe Mortaza. 

45th Over

One wicket and four runs from Mark Wood's seventh over. 

Wicket!

Mahmudullah departs after scoring 28 runs. 

Mark Wook to Mahmudullah, caught out by wicket-keeper Jonny Bairstow. 

Bangladesh are 261/7 after 45 overs. 

Mehidy Hasan is the next batsman. 

44th Over

A good over by Ben Stokes. 

One wicket and just three runs. 

Wicket!

Ben Stokes strikes to get Mosaddek Hossain's wicket. 

Jofra Archer takes the catch. 

Mosaddek scored a quick fire 26 runs. 

Next batsman is Mohammad Saifuddin. 

43rd Over

An expensive over by Chris Woakes. 

A total of 12 runs from the over, two boundaries and 4 singles. 

42nd Over

Ben Stokes' third over. 

7 runs from the over. 

41st Over

Chris Woakes' seventh over. 

He gave 11 runs in this over. 

Two boundaries and three singles. 

Bangladesh are 186/4 after 35 overs. 

It's time for the drinks break. 

Wicket!

Mohammad Mithun departs on duck. 

Adil Rashid gets his wicket...

Next batsman is Mahmudullah. 

Bangladesh are 170/4 after 30 overs. 

Wicket!

Liam Plunkett to Mushfiqur Rahim, caught out by Jason Roy. 

Rahim scored 44 runs. 

Next batsman is Mohammad Mithun. 

Chasing 387 to win, Bangladesh are 119/2 after 22 overs. 

Wicket!

Tamim Iqbal out. 

Mark Wood to Iqbal, caught out by Eoin Morgan. 

In the previous overs, Jofra Archer was continuously pushing Iqbal with bouncers and Wood got the result. 

Iqbal scored 19 runs. 

Mushfiqur Rahim is the next batsman. 

Bangladesh are 68/2 after 13 overs. 

Wicket!

Soumya Sarkar out in their massive run chase. 

Jofra Archer has broken through and sends Soumya back to the pavilion. 

Soumya Sarkar scored 2 runs. 

Next batsman is Shakib Al Hasan. 

BAN are 8/1 after 4 overs. 

Innings break:

Opener Jason Roy smashed his way to a sensational 153 before Jos Buttler provided the late charge with a strokeful fifty as England posted a massive 386 for six against Bangladesh. 

Roy, who blasted five sixes and had 14 hits to the fence in his 121-ball innings, laid the foundation with two crucial partnerships -- 128 with opener Jonny Bairstow (51) and 77 with first-down Joe Root (21).

Buttler then scored a 44-ball 64 laced with four sixes and two fours and added 95 with skipper Eoin Morgan (35) as England posted the first 350 plus total of the tournament. 

For Bangladesh, Mohammad Saifuddin (2/78) and Mehidy Hasan (2/67) picked two wickets each.

Put into bat, England were off to a flying start as Roy and Bairstow scored 67 in the first powerplay and then brought up the hundred in 15 overs.

A stunning catch by Mehidy Hasan at short cover finally ended Bairstow's innings as Bangladesh produced a much-needed breakthrough in the 20th over bowled by skipper Mortaza.

Roy, however, continued in the same vein and completed his century with a boundary off Mustafizur in the 27th over but while completing the run he ended up knocking on-field umpire Joel Wilson down to the ground.

Roy and Root continued to dominate the proceedings as the hosts crossed 200 runs in 30.4 overs.

England lost their second wicket when Root perished in the 32nd over after inside-edging a slower ball to the stumps.

In the 35th over, Roy plundered three successive sixes off Mehidy Hasan to complete his 150 in 120 balls but he was holed out by Mortaza at extra cover in the next ball.

Buttler and Morgan then carried the onus with the former blasting two sixes and a four off Mosaddek Hossain to take England across the 250-mark in the 38th over.

However, the duo perished in the 46th and 47th over respectively, while Ben Stokes (6) too was out cheaply.

Liam Plunkett (27) and Chris Woakes (18) then provided some lusty blows to take England close to the 400-mark.

Liam Plunkett and Chris Woakes are the new batsmen. 

Morgan and Stokes out!

Eoin Morgan and Ben Stokes depart in quick succession.

Morgan out on 35 runs and Mustafizur gets the other wicket. 

Mustafizur to Stokes, caught our by the skipper Mortaza. 

Stokes scored six runs. 

Wicket!

Mohammad Saifuddin strikes again and takes Buttler's wicket. 

Saifuddin to Buttler, caught out by Soumya Sarkar. 

Buttler scored 64 runs. 

Next batsman is Ben Stokes. 

England are 263/3 after 38 overs. 

Wicket!

After playing a magnificent innings, Jason Roy out. 

He scored 153 runs off 121 balls. 

Mehidy Hasan gets the breakthrough. 

Hasan to Roy, caught out by Mashrafe Mortaza. 

Next bastman is Eoin Morgan. 

Wicket!

Joe Root out after scoring 21 runs. 

Mohammad Saifuddin to Root, and clean bowled. 

Next batsman is Jos Buttler. 

England are 185/1 after 30 overs.

If England continued with the same run rate, what will be the target?

Jason Roy completes century, which is his ninth ODI hundred of his career. 

England are 167/1 after 27 overs.

England are 154/1 after 25 overs. 

Joe Root is building a crucial partnership with the set batsman Jason Roy. 

England are 130/1 after 20 overs. 

Wicket!

Just after completing his century, Jonny Bairstow lost his wicket. 

Mashrafe Mortaza gets the breakthrough here and Mehidy Hasan takes a beautiful catch at slightly left of cover point. 

Bairstow scored 51 runs off 50. 

Next batsman is Joe Root. 

After Jason Roy, Janny Bairstow completes his fifty. 

His first half-century of this World Cup tournament. 

ENG are 128/0 after 19 overs. 

England's openers have made hundred-run partnership. 

After 16 overs, the score is 110/0. 

After 10 overs, England are 67/0. 

The first powerplay is over and England have clearly dominated in the game so far. 

Bangladesh are desperate need of taking a wicket to break this partnership. 

After 6 overs, England are 26/0. 

Both the openers have given a stable start to the team. 

Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow are at the crease and Shakib Al Hasan will launch Bangladesh's bowling attack. 

...and the match begins...

Time for the daily routine...both the teams are on the ground to sing their national anthems. 

The match will start in 5 minutes. 

Toss:

Bangladesh won the toss and opted to field first against England. 

Playing XI: 

England: Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root, Eoin Morgan(c), Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler(w), Chris Woakes, Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid, Liam Plunkett, Mark Wood 

Bangladesh: Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim(w), Mohammad Mithun, Mahmudullah, Mosaddek Hossain, Mohammad Saifuddin, Mehidy Hasan, Mashrafe Mortaza(c), Mustafizur Rahman

Eoin Morgan is hoping for a better fielding effort:

Eoin Morgan is hoping for a better fielding effort as England seek to get their World Cup campaign back on track following their shocking loss to Pakistan. 

"We didn't deserve to win the game. But we played some really good cricket, two guys scored a hundred and we nearly chased down 350," Morgan said in his pre-match press conference in the Welsh capital Friday. 

"We lacked a bit in the field. And that still remains the case. Hopefully we put in a better showing in the field," the skipper added. 

Mashrafe Mortaza believes anything is possible:

"I think they (England) are one of the biggest side in this tournament. It's not going to be easy, we knew that," said Mashrafe. 

"But again, if we can play our best possible cricket, you never know."

Conditions: 

As we have in the matches so far, the venue which has offered a lot of assistance to the new ball bowlers early on. 

Today's forecast suggests that it will be that an overcast and windy start to the day.

After winning the toss, the skipper will look to bowl first to try and exploit the conditions.

Stats and Facts: 

For Bangladesh, a match at Sophia Gardens sees them back at the scene of one of their greatest triumphs -- a 2005 ODI win over Australia, then as now world champions, that is arguably the biggest upset in the history of international cricket. 

Head-to-head:

Both the teams have played a total of 20 matches, Bangladesh won four and England have won 16 times. 

In the World Cup, both the teams have met thrice, England won once and Bangladesh have won it twice. 

Squads

England: Eoin Morgan (c), Moeen Ali, Jofra Archer, Jonny Bairstow, Jos Buttler (wk), Tom Curran, Liam Dawson, Liam Plunkett, Adil Rashid, Joe Root, Jason Roy, Ben Stokes, James Vince, Chris Woakes, Mark Wood.

Bangladesh: Mashrafe Mortaza (capt), Abu Jayed, Liton Das (wk), Mahmudullah, Mehidy Hasan, Mohammad Mithun (wk), Mohammad Saifuddin, Mosaddek Hossain, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Mustafizur Rahman, Rubel Hossain, Sabbir Rahman, Shakib Al Hasan, Soumya Sarkar, Tamim Iqbal 

Preview:

England will face the side who kick-started their transformation into a major threat in one-day internationals when the tournament hosts continue their World Cup campaign against Bangladesh. 

The Tigers condemned Eoin Morgan's men to a first-round exit at the 2015 edition with a 15-run victory in Adelaide.

At that point there was no longer any way of hiding England's white-ball woes and, with a home World Cup up next, then England and Wales Cricket Board director Andrew Strauss was determined the national side's limited overs form had to improve.

To that end, Peter Moores was sacked as coach, with Strauss bringing in experienced Australian Trevor Bayliss as his replacement. 

Since that debacle 'Down Under', England have risen to to the top of the one-day international rankings.

But having started their quest to win a first men's World Cup with a 104-run thrashing of South Africa at the Oval, they head into this weekend's clash on the back of a surprise 14-run defeat by Pakistan.

That match saw England lose their cool, with opening batsman Jason Roy and fast bowler Jofra Archer both fined for lapses in their conduct on the field.

Meanwhile, if England were annoyed by some of Pakistan's 'verbals', there were times when the large contingent of fans for the sub-continental side -- a common sight even when England are at home -- also had an effect.

England all-rounder Chris Woakes, usually the most mild-mannered of cricketers, put his finger to his lips in a bid to 'silence' Pakistan supporters after taking a catch on the boundary.

It could well be a similar story at Sophia Gardens on Saturday, particularly as several players on both sides who featured in England's ill-tempered 2016 win over Bangladesh in Dhaka are likely to be involved again.

England fast bowler Liam Plunkett, who could be recalled after missing the Pakistan defeat, said his team-mates knew how to maintain their composure. 

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