Watch the highlights of England vs Afghanistan 24th Match ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 - ICC Cricket World Cup tournament of the 24th ODI match played between Afghanistan and England at Old Trafford, Manchester in 18th June 2019.
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| Eoin Morgan hit a record 17 sixes and his 71-ball 148 © Getty Images |
Eoin Morgan's brutal 148 including world-record 17-sixes, Jonny Bairstow's nervous ninty, Joe Root's classy 88 and Moeen Ali's assault sets up to England thumping 150-run victory over Afghanistan in a one-sided historic game of the 24th match of a World Cup.
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* England's 150-run win was their third largest victory by terms of runs in World Cups.
* Eoin Morgan hammered a 57-ball fourth fastest century in World Cup and the fifth fastest hundred by an England batsman in ODIs.
* Eoin Morgan's 148 was his highest score for England in One-day international, It is the highest-score by an England batsman against Afghanistan in ODIs and the third highest score by an England batsman in World Cups.
* Eoin Morgan became the first England batsman to score a hundred against Afghanistan in One-day international cricket history.
* 110 : Rashid Khan became the most expensive bowling figures in World Cup and the most sixes conceded by an individual bowler in ODI cricket history.
* England's 397 was their sixth highest score in One-day International and it is their highest score ever in World Cups.
17 : Eoin Morgan hit the world record for most sixes in an innings in One-day International cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 16-sixes jointly hit by Rohit Sharma, AB de Villiers and Shane Watson.
* 110 : Rashid Khan became the most expensive bowling figures in World Cup and the most sixes conceded by an individual bowler in ODI cricket history.
* England's 397 was their sixth highest score in One-day International and it is their highest score ever in World Cups.
17 : Eoin Morgan hit the world record for most sixes in an innings in One-day International cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 16-sixes jointly hit by Rohit Sharma, AB de Villiers and Shane Watson.
211 : Eoin Morgan became the eighth batsman to hit 200-sixes in One-day internationals and the sixth in the list of most sixes in ODIs.
25 : England's 25-sixes was the world record for most sixes in an innings in One-day International history.
25 : England's 25-sixes was the world record for most sixes in an innings in One-day International history.
England scored record total of 397-6 in 50 overs with top scorer by Eoin Morgan 148 - which was his 13th ODI hundred, his first century against Afghanistan in ODIs and also his first ODI hundred in World Cups.
Jonny Bairstow 90 off 99-balls - who fell ten-run short of his century - including 8-fours & 3-sixes, Joe Root struck 88 off 82-balls included 5-fours & a six.
Moeen Ali blasted a unbeaten 31 off 9-balls including 4-sixes & a four with strike rate of 344.44 and James Vince 26.
Moeen Ali blasted a unbeaten 31 off 9-balls including 4-sixes & a four with strike rate of 344.44 and James Vince 26.
Afghanistan best bowler by Gulbadin Naib and Dawlat Zadran both picked up 3-wickets.
Afghanistan scored 247-8 in 50 overs with top scorer by Hashmatullah Shahidi struck 76 off consuming 100-balls including 5-fours & 2-sixes.
Rahmat Shah cracked a 46 off 74-balls included 3-fours & a six, Asghar Afghan scored 44 off 48-balls including 3-fours & 2-sixes.
Gulbadin Naib hit 37 off 28-balls including 4-fours and a six with strike rate of 132.14
Rahmat Shah cracked a 46 off 74-balls included 3-fours & a six, Asghar Afghan scored 44 off 48-balls including 3-fours & 2-sixes.
Gulbadin Naib hit 37 off 28-balls including 4-fours and a six with strike rate of 132.14
England best bowler by Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid both picked up 3-wickets and Mark Wood took 2-wickets.
Eoin Morgan named Player of the match for his brutal power-hitting batting performance to smashed a career-best 148-runs knocked off facing 71-balls including 17 sixes and 4 fours with strike rate of 208.45.
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