So, a comfortable five-wicket win for New Zealand to book their place in the Champions Trophy semi-finals.

Make sure you read Ffion Wynne's match report here.

New Zealand's attention will now turn to Sunday's top of the table shoot-out with India.

Meanwhile, we'll be back tomorrow for the Group B clash between Australia and South Africa. See you then! Bye!

New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner: "It's nice. Today, we knew Bangladesh were a tough challenge on this wicket. The way we pulled it back in the middle with the ball was pleasing. Bracewell was outstanding."

On Michael Bracewell: "He's a quality bowler now. The way he's been able to change his pace. The key in this tournament has been to take wickets in the middle and we did that."

On Rachin Ravindra's return: "He's doing Rachin things I guess. He loves ICC events. He looks like he's never been away. When he's going, he's tough to stop. His partnership with Tom [Latham] was great."

On facing India in Dubai: "It's a slower pitch to here. It's smashing off a good length, it's changing off the spinners, so we will see what happens."

Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto: "I think we started well [but] in the middle we lost many wickets.

"On a wicket like this, we didn't bat properly that's one thing we didn't do well today.

"It is a good wicket to bat. We needed two big partnerships. The way we batted is really disappointing."

On Nahid Rana: "He is brilliant. The way he bowled, I am really happy."

On facing Pakistan on Thursday: "It's an important game and if we finish on a high note it will give us a lot of confidence."

Rachin Ravindra loves playing at ICC tournaments, adding a Champions Trophy century to the three hundreds he scored at the 2023 World Cup.

Here are the highlights from a fine innings.

Player of the match Michael Bracewell returned career-best ODI figures of 4-26 as Bangladesh were restricted to 236-9.

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New Zealand's Michael Bracewell, who took four wickets, hit the winning runs and has been named player of the match: "It's awesome to contribute to a win. The main focus was coming here and getting a win and securing a spot in the next round and we did that."

On the conditions: "It did remind of home a little bit. It was very different once the ball landed on the wicket."

On the balance of the side: "That's the benefit of our side. We're pretty well-balanced. We're just well covered in all areas. I'm ready to bowl 10 overs every game."

On hitting the winning runs: "I was hoping not to put the pads on, but I was happy to be there and help us get over the line."

Unbeaten sides New Zealand and India are through to the Champions Trophy semi-finals with a game to spare. They meet in Dubai on Sunday to decide who'll top Group A.

As for Bangladesh and Pakistan, their campaigns will end in the group stage.

Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I like this New Zealand outfit. I think they're building a nice squad - going under the radar.

They have that nice blend of youth and experience. New Zealand were outstanding up front and they squeezed Bangladesh.

With 237 I never thought it was enough. When Rachin Ravindra got in there he looked class.

Ravindra has got a massive future.

Michael Bracewell, who took four wickets in the first innings, deservedly hits the winning runs!

He seals the deal with a four and New Zealand are through to the semi-finals.

Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That made a noise off the bat. That was hit with a bit of feeling from Glenn Phillips. Well dispatched.

One to win!

Glenn Phillips closes out a bizarre over with a four. The scores are level!

Glenn Phillips wants a no ball. Every run counts in a chase, after all.

It's 4cm below his waist. Carry on.

Bangladesh want a wicket. They think the ball has come off Glenn Phillips' bat, onto his boot and popped up into the hands of the fielder.

No dice, says the umpire.

The replays confirm it was a bump ball.

Rishad Hossain delays New Zealand's celebrations, conceding just three runs from his ninth over.

You're right, Sheila. Bangladesh have had some bright moments today and did well to avoid a capitulation with the bat, particularly after being reduced to 35-5 by India earlier in the tournament.

But they've never really seized the moment and taken the game to New Zealand.

Glenn Phillips finishes the 44th over with a four. New Zealand are nearly home.

Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I think Rishad Hossain has got to play a bit of roulette to tempt Glenn Phillips into that shot.

Rishad got the length wrong and Philips was good enough to drill him down the ground.

NZ 223-5published at 43 overs

43 overs

14 runs needed from 42 balls

I was just starting to write about how New Zealand's innings had become a bit pedestrian... and then Glenn Phillips drills Rishad Hossain down the ground for six.

New Zealand finish the over with a pair of singles.

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England bowler Brydon Carse has been ruled out of the rest of the Champions Trophy and will be replaced in the squad by leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed.

Carse, 29, has been struggling with a blister on a toe on his left foot and the issue reoccurred in Saturday's defeat by Australia.

He had trouble with the injury and returned figures of 1-69 from seven overs.

Ahmed is expected to arrive in Pakistan on Wednesday, the day of England's next match against Afghanistan, meaning that Jamie Overton would be the most like-for-like replacement for Carse.

Gus Atkinson and Saqib Mahmood are the other seam options in the squad while Ahmed, 20, gives England a second frontline spin option, in addition to Adil Rashid, for Saturday's match against South Africa.

Read more on Carse's return home from the Champions Trophy