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Australia will bid to go top of the World Cup table when they take on Bangladesh at Trent Bridge.
New Zealand lead the way after their thrilling four-wicket win against South Africa on Wednesday, but Australia are in a healthy position – behind England in third place – after four wins from their first five games.
Bangladesh though have hopes of a top-four finish themselves after securing their second tournament win by beating the West Indies in their last match.
One to watch
Shakib Al Hasan is the number one all-rounder in the ICC rankings and in prime form. The 32-year-old Bangladesh star is the World Cup's top scorer with his 384-run haul including centuries against England and the West Indies. His controlled left-arm spin bowling and superb fielding also adds to Bangladesh's armoury and Australia know they must limit his impact on events.
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Stat attack
8,000 – Hashim Amla has become the 4th @OfficialCSA player to reach 8,000 men's ODI runs (Kallis, de Villiers and Gibbs); he's the 2nd fastest player (176 inns) from any side to reach the milestone after @imVkohli (175 inns). Protea. #cwc19 #NZvSA pic.twitter.com/fKOkz76Nuu — OptaJim (@OptaJim) June 19, 2019
It was a red-letter day for South Africa batsman Hashim Amla.
Kane-ing the attack
Kane Williamson played an array of shots around the wicket in his wonderful 106 not out. But the pick of the bunch was a majestic on-drive off Chris Morris which flew to the boundary.
What's next?
Thursday, June 20: Australia v Bangladesh, Trent Bridge
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