Australia vs Bangladesh, 43rd Match - Live Cricket Score

“It feels great, obviously to finish off the league games with another win was great for the boys. It was important for me to back myself at 3, knowing when Head comes back, I'll have to go down to 3. Have failed a few times, but have backed myself to perform. Sure my mum and dad would be watching back home and they would be happy with this, my grandpop (who passed away last week) was a great man and I'm sure he'd be happy out there. I think we're peaking well at the moment and looking forward to the semi-finals in Kolkata. It's rare that you'd win the Man of the Match award after going for nearly fifty from 4 overs, but I would want to contribute more to the team,” Marsh said.

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“It feels great. We thought it was a really good wicket and thought we could get that total. All 15 players have played this tournament now and we go up to Kolkata, re-assess and perhaps a few selection headaches there. He (Mitchell Marsh) played beautifully and the tempo he played with was sustainable and the way he finished off the innings, it's a scary prospect to have him next week. 7 games in a row, I think chasing 300 was something really special and everything is clicking together,” Cummins said.

“I think the two run-outs (which changed the momentum). We got off to a good start but lost momentum because of those run-outs. If we had scored 340-350 it would have been different. Our fast bowlers bowledn really well but the spinners weren't as effective in the middle overs, we want to improve our bowlig in the middle overs. It's disappointing, we didn't play our best this tournament. We will see what we can do better from now. Mahmuduallah batted really well in this World Cup and Shakib also bowled well in a couple of games. We have to improve as a team. It is not about individual performances, we want to look at the 9 games and work on areas we need to improve,” Shanto said.

307 vs BAN, Pune, today*

292 vs AFG, Wankhede, 2023

287 vs NZ, Chennai, 1996

272 vs SA, Leeds, 1999

177* - Mitchell Marsh, Pune, today*

175 - Virender Sehwag, Mirpur, 2011

174 - Quinton de Kock, Wankhede, 2023

166 - David Warner, Nottingham, 2019

192 - U Khawaja & D Warner, Nottingham, 2019

175* - Mitchell Marsh & Steve Smith, Pune, today*

170 - Ricky Ponting & Shane Watson, Mirpur, 2011

Steven Smith hits the winning runs as Australia win the match by eight wickets. HIGHEST RUN-CHASE IN ODI WORLD CUP HISTORY. Incredible!

Australia are 299/2. They are on the verge of chasing the most runs in ODI World Cup history.

Australia are 293/2 after 43 overs. 14 runs needed to win!

14 runs comes off that over as Australia are 284/2 after 42 overs.

Missed the last match due to Vertigo. Came back and scored a half-century with absolute ease. We are living in the Steve Smith era! Australia are 270/2 after 41 overs.

WHAT A TREMENDOUS PLAYER AND IN WHAT TERRIFIC FORM. 150 up! No bowler is safe. Australia is 264/2 after 40 overs.

Australia are 254/2 after 39 overs.