India Triumphs Over Bangladesh in Champions Trophy Opener

Shubman Gill's century and Mohammed Shami's record-breaking five-wicket haul propel India to a six-wicket victory in Dubai.

Shubman Gill scored his eighth ODI century, an unbeaten 101 off 129 balls, becoming the fastest Indian to reach eight ODI tons in just 51 innings.
Mohammed Shami delivered a stellar performance with figures of 5/53, becoming the fastest bowler to 200 ODI wickets in terms of balls bowled and India's leading wicket-taker in ICC ODI events.
Towhid Hridoy's maiden ODI century and a record 154-run sixth-wicket stand with Jaker Ali helped Bangladesh recover from 35/5 to post a competitive total of 228.
Rohit Sharma crossed 11,000 ODI runs in 261 innings, becoming the second-fastest to achieve the milestone, but fell for 41 after a quick start.
India overcame fielding lapses, including dropped catches and missed stumping opportunities, to secure a confident start to their Champions Trophy campaign.