Australia's Epic Chase in Champions Trophy: Inglis Stars in Record-Breaking Win

Australia achieved a remarkable chase against England in the Champions Trophy, propelled by Josh Inglis's unbeaten 120 and contributions from Alex Carey and Matthew Short. Despite Ben Duckett's record 165 for England, Australia successfully reached the target with 15 balls left, marking the highest chase in an ICC tournament.

In a thrilling display of cricket, Australia pulled off a record-breaking chase against England in the Champions Trophy on Saturday. Aided by Josh Inglis's explosive innings and contributions from Alex Carey and Matthew Short, Australia surpassed England's formidable score of 351-8, achieving victory with 15 balls to spare.

Ben Duckett had initially put England in a commanding position with his staggering 165, a tournament record, alongside Joe Root's 68. Despite England's commanding total, Australia's resilience shone through as Inglis led from the front with an unbeaten 120 off 86 balls.

Contributions from Carey, flanked by athletic fieldwork and strategic play, helped Australia clinch the victory in a nerve-wracking contest. As the dew set in and the pitch conditions shifted, Australia's successful pursuit etched their achievement in ICC history as the highest chase in a men's tournament.