Australia defeats England by 5 wickets, sets ICC run chase record

In a record-setting match at the Champions Trophy, Australia defeated England by five wickets, successfully chasing down a monumental target of 352 runs, the highest in the tournament's history. Josh Inglis was the standout performer, scoring an unbeaten 120 runs off 86 balls, supported by contributions from Alex Carey (69) and Matthew Short (63). England had initially set a challenging target with Ben Duckett's remarkable 165 runs off 143 balls, which helped them post 351 for 8. Despite losing early wickets, Australia demonstrated resilience, reaching 356 for 5 in just 47.3 overs. This victory marks Australia's highest successful chase in any ICC 50-over event, solidifying their dominance in the match. The tournament continues to showcase high-stakes performances as teams vie for supremacy.