Josh Inglis Powers Australia's Record-Breaking Cricket Triumph

Josh Inglis starred with an unbeaten 120 as Australia chased a record target of 352, defeating England in the Champions Trophy opener. Despite missing key players, Australia achieved the biggest chase in a men's ICC tournament. The victory boosts their confidence ahead of their next match against South Africa.

Josh Inglis led Australia to a historic victory in their Champions Trophy opener against England, scoring an unbeaten 120 off 86 balls. The team's depleted lineup managed to chase down a formidable 352-run target, setting a new record for the largest chase in a men's ICC tournament.

Despite missing captain Pat Cummins and other key players, Australia showcased resilience and skill. Inglis combined with Alex Carey for a 146-run partnership, and together they turned the game around before Glenn Maxwell contributed a quick 32 off 15 balls.

The win provides Australia with significant confidence as they prepare to face South Africa in Rawalpindi on Tuesday. Inglis expressed his delight, emphasizing the importance of starting the tournament with a victory, while acknowledging the challenges of facing England.