Bangladesh vs England Head to Head- ICC Champions Trophy

England became a full member of the International Cricket Council (ICC) in June 1909, while Bangladesh joined the ICC as a full member in June 2000. Since then, the two teams have faced each other across all formats of the game, with encounters in 10 Test matches, 25 One-Day Internationals (ODIs), and 4 T20 Internationals (T20Is). As of February 2025, England leads in the Test format with a 9-1 record and in ODIs with a 20-5 record, while Bangladesh has managed to secure victory in 3 out of the 4 T20 Internationals between the two teams.

ICC Champions Trophy: Bangladesh vs England head-to-head record

As of February 2025, Bangladesh and England have clashed twice in the history of the ICC Champions Trophy, with England emerging victorious on both occasions. Their inaugural clash occurred during the 2000 edition, which also marked Bangladesh’s debut in the tournament. The teams faced off once again in the 8th edition of Champions Trophy in 2017, held in England and Wales.

Bangladesh vs England, 1st Match, ICC CT (2000)

Bangladesh made its debut in the ICC Champions Trophy (then known as the ICC KnockOut) in 2000 and faced England for the first time in the tournament on October 20, 2000, at Nairobi Gymkhana Club, Kenya. In that match, Bangladesh set a target of 232 runs, but England chased it down convincingly, winning by eight wickets. Alec Stewart and captain Nasser Hussain put together a commanding 175-run partnership for the second wicket, steering their team to victory. Nasser Hussain scored 95 runs from 120 balls, and Alec Stewart, who made 87 runs off 112 balls, receiving the Man of the Match award, according to ESPN Cricinfo.

Bangladesh vs England, 2nd Match, ICC CT (2017)

In the opening match of the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy at The Oval in London, England won the toss and elected to field against Bangladesh. Batting first, Bangladesh posted 305 for six in 50 overs, with Tamim Iqbal scoring 128 off 142 balls and Mushfiqur Rahim adding 79 off 72. In response, England reached the target in 47.2 overs with eight wickets in hand. Joe Root scored 133 off 129 balls, while Alex Hales contributed 95 and captain Eoin Morgan added 75 off 61. Root’s performance of 133 runs earned him the Player of the Match award.

Bangladesh vs England's top scorers in the ICC Champions Trophy

As of February 2025, Joe Root holds the record for the highest individual score in a Bangladesh vs. England clash in the ICC Champions Trophy, according to ESPN Cricinfo. Root's masterful innings of 133 runs off 129 balls, played at a strike rate of 103.10, came during the 2017 edition of the tournament. Following Root, Tamim Iqbal (BAN) ranks second with a remarkable 128-run knock. Alex Hales and Nasser Hussain share the next position with 95 runs each, while Alec Stewart completes the top five with 87 runs.

Bangladesh vs England's top wicket-takers in the ICC Champions Trophy

According to ESPN Cricinfo, Liam Plunkett holds the record for the most wickets in Bangladesh vs. England encounters in the ICC Champions Trophy, as of February 2025. He played one match in the 2017 edition, delivering 10 overs and conceding 59 runs while securing four wickets at an economy rate of 5.90. Mark Ealham follows on the list with three wickets, achieved during the 2000 edition of the tournament.