Summary

  • New Zealand and India through to Champions Trophy semi-finals

  • Both progress from Group A after Kiwis beat Bangladesh

  • Ravindra hits brilliant century off 95 balls as Black Caps chase 237

  • Young and Williamson fall cheaply to leave Kiwis 15-2

  • Bangladesh post 236-9 with captain Shanto making 77

  • Bracewell takes 4-26 and O'Rourke 2-48

Live Reporting

Elizabeth Botcherby

  1. Ban 223-7

    Taskin Ahmed joins the boundary party.

    He sets his sights on Will O'Rourke's third delivery, sends it skywards with a monstrous swing, and is rewarded with a one-bounce four.

    He finishes the over with a few wild swings and misses.

  2. Ban 218-7

    Five wides from Will O'Rourke, whose bowling has been quite hit and miss in Rawalpindi.

    Bangladesh will accept that gift with glee.

  3. Roushan Alam
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Beautiful shot from Jaker Ali. A low hanging six, it caught enough flight to see it over the rope.

    Much needed.

  4. 6 runs

    Ban 213-7

    Jaker Ali gets the scoreboard moving again in style, with a thumping six over deep midwicket.

    There's some good strike rotation too as 11 runs come off the over.

  5. The scoreboard is grinding to a halt so here's a highlight from Rishad Hossain's cameo innings

    Rishad's slog-sweep to wide long-on clears the boundary for six

  6. Roushan Alam
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Dot ball, after dot ball. I think Bangladesh will be disappointed to have not been competitive today.

    New Zealand have bowled well, but they've not done anything special.

  7. Ban 202-7

    Will O'Rourke comes round the wicket to new batter Taskin Ahmed and is rewarded with a maiden. There wasn't an attacking stroke in that over.

    Rishad Hossain's dismissal has taken all of the energy out of Bangladesh.

  8. Ban 202-7

    A wicket, a wide, and a terrible piece of fielding from Rachin Ravindra on the boundary to gift Jaker Ali four runs. He completely overcooked his slide.

    Matt Henry's seventh over had a little bit of everything.

  9. Roushan Alam
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    That was a very Rishad Hossain innings.

    That's what is expected from him in this team. Come in at the end and score quickly.

  10. wicket

    WICKET

    Rishad c Santner b Henry 26 (Ban 196-7)

    The entertainer departs. Farewell, Rishad Hossain, it was fun while it lasted.

    There's absolutely no timing in his shot as he tries to dispatch Matt Henry to the rope and Mitchell Santner is a safe pair of hands at mid-off.

    A simple catch for Santner at mid-off dismisses Rishad for 26

  11. Ban 196-6

    Mitchell Santner finishes his allocation with yet another tight over. Three from it and figures of 0-44 for New Zealand's captain.

  12. Entertaining is the word, Roushan.

    Rishad Hossain has provided some much-needed impetus after a slow 40 overs. He's certainly woken me up.

  13. Roushan Alam
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Bangladesh fans celebrate a boundaryGetty Images

    Good intent from Rishad Hossain. Rishad has come here to entertain.

    He's got that strike-rate for a reason. He doesn't stay at the crease for very long, but when he's there it's entertaining.

  14. Ban 193-6

    Another over, another boundary for Rishad Hossain, this time an inelegant edge past the wicketkeeper for four.

  15. Ban 184-6

    A manhattan of Bangladesh's first 41 overs against New Zealand in the Champions TrophyBBC Sport/CricViz

    Rishad Hossain's six is Bangladesh's first since the ninth over.

    Twelve runs come off the over - the first time they've scored more than 10 in an over since the 14th.

    This is more like it.

  16. 6 runs

    Ban 181-6

    Rishad Hossain smacks Mitchell Santner for six! It only just clears the man on the rope but they all count!

    Is 250 on for Bangladesh?

    Rishad's slog-sweep to wide long-on clears the boundary for six

  17. Roushan Alam
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    These are two batters that can play aggressively.

    With 10 overs left I think the best thing to do is play their natural game and get some runs on the board.

    You've got nothing to lose. Go for it.

  18. Michael Carberry
    Former England batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    I think Rishad Hossain has listened to us. He has had enough of that blocking malarkey.

    Time to put the foot down.

  19. Ban 172-6

    Better intent from Rishad Hossain against Matt Henry.

    He clears mid-on to pick up two early in the over. Two balls later, he dances down to a yorker (no connection but at least he tried!). And he finishes with a big four through long-on.

    Bangladesh need more of that in the final 10.

  20. Ban 165-6

    A maiden from Mitchell Santner. How often do you see that in the 39th over of an ODI?

    Rishad Hossain clearly isn't in a hurry to get going.