Watch highlights as India record a convincing six-wicket win over Bangladesh in the Champions Trophy, after a century from Shubman Gill.

Shubman Gill scores a superb unbeaten century as India begin their Champions Trophy campaign with victory over Bangladesh.

Watch as Shubman Gill hits his fourth consecutive half-century for India in the Champions Trophy, in their opening game against Bangladesh.

Opener Shubman Gill carries his bat with a century to lead India to victory against spirited Bangladesh in Dubai.

Shubman Gill’s unbeaten century has helped India finish off Bangladesh by six wickets to start their Champions Trophy campaign in Dubai. Fast bowler Mohammed Shami took 5-53 as Bangladesh was

India's top order batters must kick on and get big scores if the team are to post competitive totals in the Champions Trophy, captain Rohit Sharma said on Wednesday ahead of their tournament opener against Bangladesh.

India began their Champions Trophy campaign with a six-wicket victory against Bangladesh after opener Shubman Gill anchored their nervy chase with a classy hundred in the Group A contest on Thursday.

Shubman Gill, the newly crowned top-ranked men’s ODI batter, hit a gritty eighth century in the 50-over format and led India to a six-wicket victory over Bangladesh to kick off their 2025 ICC Champions Trophy campaign on a high at the Dubai International Stadium here on Thursday.

Opener Shubman Gill was happy to have finished the job on a difficult track after his unbeaten 101 guided India to a six-wicket win over Bangladesh in the Champions Trophy in Dubai on Thursday.

KL Rahul's selfless act was hailed by the internet, who feared that had it been Hardik Pandya, things could have been different.

Team India registered a comprehensive win over Bangladesh by six wickets in the second match of the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy on Thursday. The Men in Blue chased the 229-run target after in-form batter Shubman Gill smashed a brilliant hundred.

IND vs BAN, Champions Trophy 2025 India vs Bangladesh Highlights: Shubman Gill forges an unbroken 87-run partnership with KL Rahul (41 not out) as India chase down the 229-run target set by Bangladesh with six wickets and nearly four overs to spare.