2019 ICC World Cup in England & Wales May 30 to July 14,2019 - Match 26 Australia Vs Bangladesh @ Trent Bridge,Nottingham Thursday June20,2019

Trent Bridge ,Nottingham Venue Statistics

44 ODIs being played, out of which 11 have been World Cup matches. Two league matches in 1975, three league matches in 1979, three league matches in 1983 and one league match and two Super Six matches in the 1999 World Cup were played in Trent Bridge.

Batting performances

481/6 by England against Australia in 2018 is the highest team total at this ground.
83 all out by South Africa against England in 2008 is the lowest team total at this ground.
462 runs scored by Eoin Morgan of England is the highest number of runs scored by a player at this ground.
171 by Alex Hales of England against Pakistan in 2016 is the highest individual score by a player at this ground.
20 centuries have been scored at this ground.
2 centuries scored by Allan Lamb (Eng) and Alex Hales (Eng) each is the highest number of centuries scored by a player at this ground.
3 half-centuries scored by Eoin Morgan (Eng), Jos Buttler (Eng) and Ian Bell (Eng) each is the highest number of half-centuries scored by a player at this ground.

Bowling performances

16 wickets taken by James Anderson of England is the highest number of wickets taken by a player at this ground.
6/25 by Kuldeep Yadav of India against England in 2018 is the best bowling performance by a player at this ground.
6 five-wicket hauls have been taken at this ground.

Wicket-keeping performances

10 dismissals by Jos Buttler of England is the highest number of dismissals by a wicket-keeper at this ground.
6 dismissals by Matt Prior of England against South Africa in 2008 is the highest number of dismissals by a wicket-keeper in an innings at this ground.

Fielding performances

5 catches by Chris Woakes (Eng), Adil Rashid (Eng) and Eoin Morgan (Eng) each is the highest number of catches by a player at this ground.
3 catches by Rikki Clarke of England against Zimbabwe in 2003 and by Chris Woakes against Sri Lanka in 2016 is the highest number of catches by a player in an innings at this ground.

Australia Vs Bangladesh Head to Head in CWC's

The two team have met thrice and Australia have defeated Bangladesh twice

1. by 7 wickets in 1999
2. by 10 wickets in 2007

and the 3rd match was abandoned due to rain in 2015

Australia play 6th match their having

1. defeated Afghanistan by 7 wickets @ Bristol on June 01
2. defeated West Indies by 15 Runs @ Trent Bridge Nottingham on June 06
3. lost to India by 36 Runs @ The Oval on June 09
4. defeated Pakistan by 41 Runs @ Taunton on June 12
5. defeated Sri Lanka by 87 Runs @ The Oval on June 15

Bangladesh play their 6th match having

1. defeated South Africa 21 Runs @ The Oval on June 02
2. lost by 2 wickets to New Zealand @ The Oval on June 05
3. lost by 106 Runs to England@ Sophia Gardens,Cardiff on June 08 
4. 4th match Vs Sri Lanka @ Bristol on June 11 abandoned due to rain 
5. defeated West Indies by 7 wickets @ Taunton on June 17 

Australia beat Bangladesh by 48 Runs

Scorecard

Australia                381/5 in 50 Overs

David Warner        166(147 Balls 4x14 and 6x5) - 2nd Ton of 2019 CWC and 3rd Ton in CWC's
Aaron Finch            53(51 Balls 4x5 and 6x2)
Usman Khawaja     89(72 Balls 4x10)
Glenn Maxwell       32(10 Balls 4x2 and 6x3)
Marcus Stonis         17*(11 Balls 4x2)
Soumya Sarkar      3/58(8 Overs)

Bangladesh           333/8 in 50 Overs
Tamim Iqbal           62(74 Balls 4x6)
Shakib Al Hasan     41(41 Balls 4x4)
Musfiqur Rahman  102*(97 Balls 4x9 and 6x1)
Mahmudallah           69(50 Balls 4x5 and 6x3)
Mitchell Starc           2/55(10 Overs)
Nathan Coulter Nile 2/58(10 Overs)
Marcus Stonis          2/54(8 Overs)

Match Result            Australia won by 48 Runs
MOM                        David Warner(Australia)for his 166(147 Balls 4x14 and 6x5)

Australia managed to post a big score at a venue, that in recent times has allowed for such run-making, was due to a strong performance by their top order - David Warner (166), Aaron Finch (53) and Usman Khawaja (89), followed by Glenn Maxwell's brief blitz (10-ball 32), after they elected to bat. Bangladesh's bowling, on the other hand, fell short of skills to outwit Australia on a wicket that didn't offer much to them even as it was slightly slow compared to the conventional Trent Bridge surface.

With Soumya Sarkar departing early, courtesy a mix-up in running, Bangladesh relied on approaching the target in a steady manner. There were a couple of handy contributing hands to that in the top order: Tamim Iqbal (74-ball 62) and Shakib (41-ball 41) lending the base, followed by Mushfiqur who brought up his fifty in 55 balls. However, Bangladesh failed to go a gear higher. At the end of the 25th over, they were 146 for 3, 177 for 4 in 30, 208 for 4 in 35 and 245 for 4 in 40: all ranging around run-a-ball.

On a day when Shakib Al Hasan failed to score a fifty - for the first time in the 2019 World Cup - Bangladesh's batting only managed to stretch the chase but at no point went ahead in the contest before eventually falling 48 runs short of Australia's 381. This, despite some sloppy fielding by Australia.