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Australia vs England Highlights, ICC Champions Trophy: Ton-up Inglis stars as AUS pull off 352-run chase to beat ENG

Australia vs England Highlights, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Josh Inglis slammed his maiden ODI century as Australia pulled off an incredible 352-run chase to outclass England in Lahore.

Key Events
  • 10:35 PM IST, February 22Australia (356/5) beat England (351/8) by five wickets
  • 10:32 PM IST, February 22Inglis, Maxwell punish Archer!
  • 10:15 PM IST, February 22Inglis slams century!
  • 10:10 PM IST, February 22Back-to-back sixes for Carse!
  • 10:05 PM IST, February 22Maxwell attacks Wood!
  • 9:58 PM IST, February 22Carse removes Carey!
  • 9:52 PM IST, February 22Carey hits four!
  • 9:45 PM IST, February 22Inglis punishes Archer!
  • 9:41 PM IST, February 22Carey hits fifty!
  • 9:26 PM IST, February 22Inglis slams Archer!
  • 9:18 PM IST, February 22Fifty for Josh Inglis!
  • 9:10 PM IST, February 22Carey smashes Carse
  • 8:55 PM IST, February 22Carey hits four!
  • 8:47 PM IST, February 22Inglis slams six!
  • 8:40 PM IST, February 22Carey takes charge
  • 8:30 PM IST, February 22Livingstone dismisses Short!
  • 8:20 PM IST, February 22Marnus falls!
  • 8:02 PM IST, February 22Short hits fifty!
  • 7:53 PM IST, February 22Short smashes six!
  • 7:44 PM IST, February 22Labuschagne smashes Carse
  • 7:22 PM IST, February 22Short punishes Archer!
  • 7:13 PM IST, February 22Wood dismisses Smith!
  • 7:06 PM IST, February 22Archer removes Head!
  • 6:53 PM IST, February 22Short hits couple of boundaries!
  • 6:19 PM IST, February 22Archer finishes innings in style as ENG post 351/8 in 50 overs
  • 6:09 PM IST, February 22Duckett departs for 165!
  • 6:02 PM IST, February 22Livingstone falls!
  • 5:54 PM IST, February 22Ben Duckett hits 150!
  • 5:34 PM IST, February 22Maxwell dismisses Buttler
  • 5:26 PM IST, February 22Duckett hits six!
  • 5:16 PM IST, February 22Duckett slams Zampa!
  • 5:05 PM IST, February 22Brook falls!
  • 4:52 PM IST, February 22Ben Duckett hits ton!
  • 4:46 PM IST, February 22Zampa traps Root!
  • 4:10 PM IST, February 22Fifty for Root!
  • 4:03 PM IST, February 22Duckett slams Zampa!
  • 3:53 PM IST, February 22Fifty for Duckett!
  • 3:20 PM IST, February 22Boundary for Duckett!
  • 3:03 PM IST, February 22ANOTHER CATCH FOR CAREY!
  • 2:47 PM IST, February 22ENG - 20/1 (3)
  • 2:41 PM IST, February 22OUT! CAREY PULLS OFF A SCREAMER HERE!
  • 2:36 PM IST, February 22Strong start by ENG openers
  • 2:31 PM IST, February 22The action begins!
  • 2:25 PM IST, February 22Time for national anthems
  • 2:11 PM IST, February 22Playing XIs
  • 2:10 PM IST, February 22What did the captains say?
  • 2:03 PM IST, February 22AUS WIN TOSS!
  • 1:51 PM IST, February 22Toss coming up!
  • 1:43 PM IST, February 22Perfect for ENG's brand of cricket
  • 1:35 PM IST, February 22Aussie woes
  • 1:28 PM IST, February 22Buttler on Jamie Smith's promotion
  • 1:12 PM IST, February 22Aussie top order out of form!
  • 1:01 PM IST, February 22Brooke key for ENG
  • 12:40 PM IST, February 22Buttler excited for Archer
  • 12:26 PM IST, February 22All eyes on Spencer Johnson
  • 12:10 PM IST, February 22AUS with an upper hand in recent clashes
  • 12:00 PM IST, February 22Australia and England squads
  • 11:40 AM IST, February 22England out-of-touch
  • 11:20 AM IST, February 22Aussies struggling with injuries
  • 11:10 AM IST, February 22Last to begin campaign
  • 11:02 AM IST, February 22Hello and welcome!
Summary

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: A depleted AUS meet out-of-form ENG as rivalry renews in Lahore.

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Australia vs England Highlights, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Josh Inglis' unbeaten century powered Australia to a massive 5-wicket win over rivals England in Lahore. Australia pulled off an incredible 352-run chase to start their campaign with a win. Inglis hammered 120 not out, and Alex Carey (69) and Matthew Short (63) made half-centuries as Australia reached the target with 15 balls to spare.

Liam Livingstone and Adil Rashid spun their web in the middle overs to claim crucial wickets of Matthew Short and Marnus Labuschagne, respectively, as England tried to bounce back in the game, but in the end, Inglis took them over the line. Earlier, Matthew Short started Australia's fightback with a fine half-century, but his stay in the middle was cut short by Livingstone. Steve Smith and Travis Head were dismissed cheaply in the mammoth 352-run chase. Ben Duckett's 165-run knock powered England to 351 for 8 against Australia on Saturday. The left-handed opener held one end and played a counter-attacking knock to help England post the highest total in Champions Trophy history.

Duckett's 143-ball commanding innings was studded with 17 fours and three sixes, while Joe Root contributed 68 after England were asked to bat first.

For Australia, Ben Dwarshuis took three wickets for 66 runs while Adam Zampa and Marnus Labuschagne chipped in with two each.

Earlier, Dwarshuis ran riot early in the powerplay to get a couple of wickets and put England under pressure. He got the better of Phil Salt and Jamie Smith as Australia gained early control over the game. Alex Carey pulled off a screamer at mid-on as Australia struck early in the first innings of their Champions Trophy 2025 opener vs England, in Lahore on Saturday. Opener Phil Salt had to depart for 10 off six balls in the second over, as he skied a delivery by Ben Dwarshuis to Carey for a stunning catch. Initially, Aussie skipper Steve Smith won the toss and opted to bowl.

England haven’t had the best start to life in Brendon McCullum’s era as white ball coach, entering this tournament on the back of a 3-0 pounding in the series against India earlier this month. Jos Buttler’s team still has plenty of fearsome names, including himself — batters such as Phil Salt, Joe Root, and Liam Livingstone, with seamers throwing down thunderbolts like Jofra Archer and Mark Wood. But it hasn’t quite come together for this team, who are looking for a refresh as the heroes who helped them redefine ODI cricket and lift the World Cup trophy in 2019 slowly age out.

England’s weaknesses were exposed brutally in the white-ball series against India: weakness against spin, an inability to make it to the end overs with wicket in hand, and no true second spin option to maintain pressure alongside Adil Rashid. These are problems which look like they have no easy solution, and one that the quality teams will be able to exploit.

However, England’s strength lies in their hitting ability on flat tracks, and that may come into play in Lahore more than it did in any of the Indian conditions. The flatter the track, the more England’s batters will shine, with every single one given the license to attack as and when they see fit.

When it comes to the defending World Cup champions Australia, things are very different to 16 months ago. This is a team devastated by injury, particularly in the fast-bowling department. The all-star trio of Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, and Mitchell Starc all sit out, meaning a less-experienced unit carries the burden on that front. David Warner and Marcus Stoinis have also retired, and the second opener position next to Travis Head has proven to be a bit of a headache with neither Jake Fraser-McGurk nor Matt Short finding their feet quite yet.

The bones of this incredibly powerful team are still there in the batting with Head, Labuschagne, Smith, and Maxwell, but the bowling could be the undoing for the Aussies. Add to this that the Australian team, although experimental, are coming in off a 2-0 loss to Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka, as well as a series loss at home against Pakistan in November. Neither of these will particularly comfort Australian fans.

You can never write off Australia in ICC tournaments, certainly, but their dominance of the Champions Trophy is not quite as extreme in the ODI World Cup. They won in 2006 and 2009 in back to back editions, but have crashed out in consecutive group stages since. Can this inexperienced and injury-trodden team do something special to qualify against the odds?

It begins with this heated match against England with plenty on the line, as South Africa hold the top spot in the group after their opening win against Afghanistan. Gaddafi Stadium’s first game of the tournament, and it could get electric for two teams that both have their backs to the wall.

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Liam Livingstone and Adil Rashid spun their web in the middle overs to claim crucial wickets of Matthew Short and Marnus Labuschagne, respectively, as England tried to bounce back in the game, but in the end, Inglis took them over the line. Earlier, Matthew Short started Australia's fightback with a fine half-century, but his stay in the middle was cut short by Livingstone. Steve Smith and Travis Head were dismissed cheaply in the mammoth 352-run chase. Ben Duckett's 165-run knock powered England to 351 for 8 against Australia on Saturday. The left-handed opener held one end and played a counter-attacking knock to help England post the highest total in Champions Trophy history.

Duckett's 143-ball commanding innings was studded with 17 fours and three sixes, while Joe Root contributed 68 after England were asked to bat first.

For Australia, Ben Dwarshuis took three wickets for 66 runs while Adam Zampa and Marnus Labuschagne chipped in with two each.

Earlier, Dwarshuis ran riot early in the powerplay to get a couple of wickets and put England under pressure. He got the better of Phil Salt and Jamie Smith as Australia gained early control over the game. Alex Carey pulled off a screamer at mid-on as Australia struck early in the first innings of their Champions Trophy 2025 opener vs England, in Lahore on Saturday. Opener Phil Salt had to depart for 10 off six balls in the second over, as he skied a delivery by Ben Dwarshuis to Carey for a stunning catch. Initially, Aussie skipper Steve Smith won the toss and opted to bowl.

England haven’t had the best start to life in Brendon McCullum’s era as white ball coach, entering this tournament on the back of a 3-0 pounding in the series against India earlier this month. Jos Buttler’s team still has plenty of fearsome names, including himself — batters such as Phil Salt, Joe Root, and Liam Livingstone, with seamers throwing down thunderbolts like Jofra Archer and Mark Wood. But it hasn’t quite come together for this team, who are looking for a refresh as the heroes who helped them redefine ODI cricket and lift the World Cup trophy in 2019 slowly age out.

England’s weaknesses were exposed brutally in the white-ball series against India: weakness against spin, an inability to make it to the end overs with wicket in hand, and no true second spin option to maintain pressure alongside Adil Rashid. These are problems which look like they have no easy solution, and one that the quality teams will be able to exploit.

However, England’s strength lies in their hitting ability on flat tracks, and that may come into play in Lahore more than it did in any of the Indian conditions. The flatter the track, the more England’s batters will shine, with every single one given the license to attack as and when they see fit.

When it comes to the defending World Cup champions Australia, things are very different to 16 months ago. This is a team devastated by injury, particularly in the fast-bowling department. The all-star trio of Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, and Mitchell Starc all sit out, meaning a less-experienced unit carries the burden on that front. David Warner and Marcus Stoinis have also retired, and the second opener position next to Travis Head has proven to be a bit of a headache with neither Jake Fraser-McGurk nor Matt Short finding their feet quite yet.

The bones of this incredibly powerful team are still there in the batting with Head, Labuschagne, Smith, and Maxwell, but the bowling could be the undoing for the Aussies. Add to this that the Australian team, although experimental, are coming in off a 2-0 loss to Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka, as well as a series loss at home against Pakistan in November. Neither of these will particularly comfort Australian fans.

You can never write off Australia in ICC tournaments, certainly, but their dominance of the Champions Trophy is not quite as extreme in the ODI World Cup. They won in 2006 and 2009 in back to back editions, but have crashed out in consecutive group stages since. Can this inexperienced and injury-trodden team do something special to qualify against the odds?

It begins with this heated match against England with plenty on the line, as South Africa hold the top spot in the group after their opening win against Afghanistan. Gaddafi Stadium’s first game of the tournament, and it could get electric for two teams that both have their backs to the wall.

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Feb 22, 2025, 22:35:55 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Australia (356/5) beat England (351/8) by five wickets

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Josh Inglis finishes it off in style to help Australia register their second-highest run chase in ODIs. Incredible knock by Josh Inglis as he fought hard when the chips were down and he counter-attacked the English bowlers to pull off something special here. Matthew Short (63) and Alex Carey (69) also played a crucial role in Australia's win. While Glenn Maxwell's 15-ball 32* also shifted the momentum completely in Australia's favour. Australia (356/5) beat England (351/8) by five wickets

Feb 22, 2025, 22:32:37 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Inglis, Maxwell punish Archer!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Jofra Archer into the attack and he gets punished by Josh Inglis and Glenn Maxwell here as Australia need just four runs to win. 19 runs came off the over as Archer failed to get his line and length right and the two Aussies took advantage of it. AUS 348/5 in 47 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 22:23:38 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Big Show begins!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Glenn Maxwell takes on Mark Wood and smashed him for a six and a four to collect 11 runs off the over. England need a miraculous effort to pull off something special now. AUS 329/5 in 46 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 22:15:40 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Inglis slams century!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Josh Inglis smashes century. What a way to reach his maiden ton as he reached the mark with a maximum. 10 runs came off the over. The required run rate has also dropped below 7 now. AUS 318/5 in 45 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 22:10:11 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Back-to-back sixes for Carse!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Josh Inglis with back-to-back sixes off Brydon Carse's over to get close to his century. 13 runs came off the over as the required run rate is also under 7.5, which is a bright sign for Australia.

Feb 22, 2025, 22:05:05 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Maxwell attacks Wood!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Back-to-back boundaries for Glenn Maxwell to end Mark Wood's over. A big one for Australia as 13 runs came off it. This stand will be crucial for Australia to get over the line. AUS 295/3 in 43 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 21:58:05 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Carse removes Carey!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Brydon Carse gets the last laugh here as he dismisses Alex Carey after getting hit for a couple of boundaries. The momentum has shifted a bit but here comes Glenn Maxwell in the middle - the player who has done some impossible things in this format in past. AUS 282/5 in 41.4 overs vs ENG (351/8)

Feb 22, 2025, 21:55:35 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Carey takes charge!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Alex Carey is manufacturing gaps now and hitting boundaries at regular intervals. He slammed Braydon Carse for a couple of boundaries.

Feb 22, 2025, 21:52:40 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Carey hits four!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Liam Livingstone back into the attack and Alex Carey smashed him over long-on for a boundary. Livingstone bounced back well as seven runs came off the over. AUS 272/4 in 41 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 21:45:56 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Inglis punishes Archer!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Josh Inglis added salt to Jofra Archer's wounds by smashing a couple of boundaries. England is feeling the pressure now as the duo has now shared a 125-run plus stand here. AUS 261/4 in 39 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 21:41:02 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Carey hits fifty!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Jofra Archer dropped a crucial catch and Alex Carey completed his half-century by taking the quick double here. His 11th half-century in ODIs and Australia are back in the game now. AUS 250/4 in 38 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 21:36:56 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Tight from Archer!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: A tight over from Jofra Archer as three runs came off it. This will put some pressure on the Aussie batters to break the shackles. Alex Carey is also marching towards his half-century. AUS 24/4 in 37 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 21:26:35 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Inglis slams Archer!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Boundaries keep coming for Australia as this time Josh Ingis pulled Jofra Archer for a four. He didn't stop there and found another boundary, this time through the point after picking the slower delivery. AUS 234/4 in 35 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 21:18:28 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Fifty for Josh Inglis!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Fifty for Josh Inglis! The Australian wicketkeeper is justifying his place in the squad here and playing a counter-attacking knock to keep Australia alive in the game. Australia back in the game now and things are getting heated in the middle. AUS 212/ in 33 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 21:10:17 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Carey smashes Carse

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Brydon Carse back into the attack and Alex Carey hit him for a couple of boundaries. There is some tension in the English camp now, as the scoring rate has spiked in the last few overs. AUS 212/4 in 32 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 21:05:57 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Carey vs Wood!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Mark Wood to Alex Carey and the Aussie wicketkeeper find another boundary here to keep the scoreboard moving. Australia need these two batters to bat long - at least for the next 10 overs. AUS 203/4 in 31 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 20:55:59 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Carey hits four!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Alex Carey finds another boundary and six runs came off the over. This partnership is getting stronger with every over now as Australia have also picked up scoring rate to keep the required run rate in check. AUS 190/4 in 29 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 20:52:55 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Archer injured?

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: It seems like Jofra Archer has some discomfort in his knee as he getting some medical attention outside the boundary rope. Meanwhile, Joe Root leaked 8 runs off his over. AUS 184/4 in 28 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 20:47:52 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Inglis slams six!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Australia is not backing down from the challenge as Josh Inglis slammed Liam Livingstone for a six on the first ball of the over. They also got four byes, which Australia happily accepted. AUS 176/4 in 26 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 20:40:45 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Carey takes charge

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Alex Carey takes the charge and hits a couple of boundaries off Liam Livingstone's over. A big over for Australia a much-needed for them to release the scoring rate pressure. AUS 156/4 in 25 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 20:38:20 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: AUS 146/4 in 24 overs

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Joe Root into the attack and he also delivered a tidy over to pile up misery on Australlia. Six runs came off the over. The required run rate is getting close to 8 now which isn't a good sign for Australia. AUS 146/4 in 24 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 20:30:30 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Livingstone dismisses Short!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Liam Livingstone with a sharp catch on his own bowling to dismiss dangerous Matthew Short who goes for 63! Australia are four down now and in deep trouble. Short was leading their fightback but his departure has derailed the chase for the Aussies. AUS 136/4 in 22.2 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 20:20:28 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Marnus falls!

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: It was well predicted as Adil Rashid gets the better of Marnus Labuschagne here, who tried to break the shackles and ended up missing his half-century by three runs. Poor shot selection and Australia in trouble now. AUS 122/3 in 19.2 overs vs ENG (351/8)

Feb 22, 2025, 20:18:07 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Tight from ENG spinners

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: A couple of tidy overs for England as the current run rate is dropping down for England since the spinner's introduction. England can smell a wicket here. AUS 122/2 in 19 overs

Feb 22, 2025, 20:11:51 IST

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Livingstone into attack

Australia vs England Live Score, ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Liam Livingstone into the attack as England are preparing for the 10 overs with the part-time options. A tidy over from Livingstone as five runs came off it. The spin is going to be a big test for the Australian batters on the slow track here. AUS 114/3 in 17 overs

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