In Pics: ICC World Cup 2019 | England beat Afghanistan by 150 runs

The match number 24 featured host England taking on Afghanistan at the Old Trafford in Manchester. English skipper Eoin Morgan played a captain innings with bat and scored 148 off just 71 balls which helped the team to take a convincing victory over Afghanistan by 150 runs. For full match highlights, see the complete match details with pictures.

England beat Afghanistan by 150 runs

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The match number 24 featured host England taking on Afghanistan at the Old Trafford in Manchester. English skipper Eoin Morgan played a captain innings with bat and scored 148 off just 71 balls which helped the team to take a convincing victory over Afghanistan by 150 runs. For full match highlights, see the complete match details in pictures.

England beat Afghanistan by 150 runs

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England won the toss and chose to bat first against Afghanistan

England beat Afghanistan by 150 runs

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England took off a steady start against the Afghans but lost the wicket of James Vince early.

England beat Afghanistan by 150 runs

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Partnership between Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root build a good partnership for the second wicket but it ended in the 30th over when Gulbadin Naib scalped Jonny Bairstow’s wicket. It was skipper Eoin Morgan who played an outstanding innings and smashed 148 runs off just 71 balls.

England beat Afghanistan by 150 runs

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On the other hand, Afghanistan openers came out in the middle to chase down a huge total of 398 runs but met with an early blow in Noor Ali Zadran. Then Gulbadin Nabi and Rahmat Shah tried to build partnership but Afghan captain could not keep it strong for long and lost his wicket in the 12th over.

England beat Afghanistan by 150 runs

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Afghanistan kept losing wickets in intervals, making the total quite impossible to achieve. But, the Afghans managed to play complete 50 overs game and lost the match by 150 runs in the end.

England beat Afghanistan by 150 runs

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England skipper Eoin Morgan was given the Player of the match award for his unprecedented performance with the bat.