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Australia vs Bangladesh, 26th match at Nottingham, Jun 20 2019 - Playing XI

RESULT

26th match, Nottingham, June 20, 2019, ICC Cricket World Cup

381/5

(50 ov, T:382) 333/8

Australia won by 48 runs

Player Of The Match

, AUS

166 (147) & 2 catches

	Australia	Bangladesh
1	David Warner opening batter	Tamim Iqbal opening batter
2	Aaron Finch (c) top-order batter	Soumya Sarkar batting allrounder
3	Usman Khawaja top-order batter	Shakib Al Hasan allrounder
4	Glenn Maxwell batting allrounder	Mushfiqur Rahim † wicketkeeper batter
5	Marcus Stoinis batting allrounder	Litton Das wicketkeeper batter
6	Steven Smith top-order batter	Mahmudullah allrounder
7	Alex Carey † wicketkeeper batter	Sabbir Rahman batting allrounder
8	Nathan Coulter-Nile bowling allrounder	Mehidy Hasan Miraz allrounder
9	Pat Cummins bowler	Mashrafe Mortaza (c) bowler
10	Mitchell Starc bowler	Rubel Hossain bowler
11	Adam Zampa bowler	Mustafizur Rahman bowler
Bench
12	Jason Behrendorff bowler	Abu Jayed bowler
13	Peter Handscomb batter	Mohammad Mithun top-order batter
14	Nathan Lyon bowler	Mohammad Saifuddin bowling allrounder
15	Kane Richardson bowler	Mosaddek Hossain allrounder
16	Matthew Wade wicketkeeper batter	-

Match Coverage

Stoinis feared injury would end his World Cup

While recovering from his side strain, the allrounder put in extra work on his batting with Ricky Ponting

Stoinis feared injury would end his World Cup

New David Warner, same old wheelhouse

He's not quite been himself since returning from his ban, and he's been weirdly subdued in the Powerplay. But he's still the same player deep down

New David Warner, same old wheelhouse

Bangladesh not giving up on semi-finals yet - Tamim Iqbal

The opener also felt the chase of 382 could have been possible had he or Shakib Al Hasan stuck around until at least the 30th over

Bangladesh not giving up on semi-finals yet - Tamim Iqbal

Is Bangladesh's bowling standing up to the rigours of a World Cup?

Fingerspinners and quicks who prefer the old ball: they do fine at home, but Bangladesh need more to challenge big teams in big tournaments

Is Bangladesh's bowling standing up to the rigours of a World Cup?

Warner's rapid 166 trumps Mushfiqur's fighting 102*

More than 700 runs were scored at Trent Bridge as Australia took another big step towards the semi-finals

Warner's rapid 166 trumps Mushfiqur's fighting 102*

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Videos

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Shahriar: Mortaza is at his best when he bowls with the new ball

Shahriar: Mortaza is at his best when he bowls with the new ball

Hussey: Bangladesh will certainly not be pushovers for Australia

Hussey: Bangladesh will certainly not be pushovers for Australia