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Full cricket score, England vs Bangladesh, ICC Champions Trophy 2017: ENG win by 8 wickets

England romped home to a comfortable eight-wicket victory with Joe Root scoring a brilliant 133 not out against Bangladesh in the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 opener at The Oval in London on Thursday. Get full cricket score of ICC Champions Trophy 2017 clash between England vs Bangladesh here.

Updated on: Jun 1, 2017, 22:52:30 IST
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England cruised home to an eight-wicket victory against Bangladesh in the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 opener at The Oval in London on Thursday. Tamim Iqbal scored the first century of the tournament and struck a brilliant 166-run partnership with Mushfiqur Rahim, who himself hammered a solid 79, to take Bangladesh to 305/6. In reply, the hosts reached home with eight wickets and 16 balls to spare with Joe Root scoring an unbeaten 133. Alex Hales scored 95 while England captain Eoin Morgan hit 75 not out to help Root take England home in the first match of the tournament. Get full cricket score of ICC Champions Trophy 2017 clash between England vs Bangladesh here. (HIGHLIGHTS) (FULL SCHEDULE)

Joe Root scored his highest One-Day International score to take England to victory in their ICC Champions Trophy 2017 opener against Bangladesh at The Oval in London on Thursday. Get full cricket score of ICC Champions Trophy 2017 clash between England vs Bangladesh here. (Reuters)
Joe Root scored his highest One-Day International score to take England to victory in their ICC Champions Trophy 2017 opener against Bangladesh at The Oval in London on Thursday. Get full cricket score of ICC Champions Trophy 2017 clash between England vs Bangladesh here. (Reuters)

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