Josh Inglis's first ODI century propelled Australia to a record run chase, surpassing England's 351 with 15 balls to spare in the Champions Trophy Group B match. Inglis's aggressive 86-ball 101 and key partnerships with Alex Carey and Marnus Labuschagne anchored the successful chase.

Ben Duckett set a new Champions Trophy record with stunning 165 off 143 balls to propel England to 351-8, but a banged-up bowling attack -Jofra Archer having spells off the field - failed to defend it;

Records tumbled at the Gaddafi Stadium on Saturday as Australia successfully chased down a 352-run target to beat England by five wickets in its ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign opener.

Josh Inglis smashed his maiden ODI century (120*) to lead Australia to a record-breaking chase of 352 against England in their Champions Trophy 2025 opener. Despite Ben Duckett’s 165, Australia triumphed by five wickets at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium.

Australia vs England Live Cricket Score, Champions Trophy AUS vs ENG Cricket Score Live Streaming: Australia pulled off a stunning run chase, powered by a magnificent century from Josh Inglis, to defeat England by five wickets in a high-scoring thriller.

The five-wicket win marked the highest-ever chase by any team at an ICC white-ball tournament, the previous best being Pakistan's 345 against Sri Lanka at the 2023 men's World Cup.

Josh Inglis marshaled two-time champion Australia’s record-breaking run chase at the Champions Trophy with a 77-ball century to hand England a five-wicket defeat on Saturday. Inglis finished with an unbeaten 120 off 86 balls for a maiden ODI hundred that included eight fours and six sixes as Australia cruised to 356-5 in 47.

In one of the most thrilling encounters of ICC Champions Trophy 2025, Australia kicked off their campaign with a spectacular win in Lahore. A hard-fought century from Josh Inglis (86-balls 120 runs),

Josh Inglis is going strong in the middle after scoring his half-century. He is also getting good support from Alex Carey, who is scoring at a decent rate to keep the scoreboard moving.