India Wins today's match Against Bangladesh
India's dominant performance was marked by Gill's masterful century, his eighth ODI century, and Shami's impressive bowling, which restricted Bangladesh to 228 all out, setting up a comfortable win for India with 21 balls to spare.
Shubman Gill's unbeaten 101 led India to a six-wicket win over Bangladesh in the ICC Champions Trophy one-day international cricket match at the Dubai International Stadium, with Mohammed Shami taking 5-53 to set up victory for India.
Bangladesh, who elected to bat first, were reduced to 35-5 in their opening spell but recovered to post 228 all out, thanks to a 154-run sixth-wicket partnership between Towhid Hridoy and Jaker Ali. India rode on Gill's second successive ODI ton to chase down the target with 21 balls to spare.
The win marked India's second successive victory in the tournament, following their 60-run win over New Zealand in Karachi on Wednesday. India will face arch-rivals Pakistan in their next match on Sunday, which is expected to be a highly anticipated contest.
The ICC is facing criticism for the low attendance at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium during India's opening match against Bangladesh in the Champions Trophy, with former IPL chairman Lalit Modi questioning the relevance of the one-day format and suggesting that it may be losing its appeal.
