Ibrahim Zadran's remarkable 177 powered Afghanistan to a formidable 325 for seven against England in a critical Champions Trophy match. His partnerships with Hashmatullah Shahidi, Azmatullah Omarzai,

Having become the first Afghanistan batter to score a World Cup hundred, he achieved another first with his sensational 177

Afghanistan batter Ibrahim Zadran on Wednesday registered the highest score by a batter in an ICC Champions Trophy match, during his side’s match against England in Lahore.

Afghanistan's star batter Ibrahim Zadran made history in the ICC Champions Trophy by scoring 177 runs off 146 balls, the highest individual score, against England in Lahore. This surpasses Ben Duckett's 165 earlier in the tournament.

Afghanistan opener Ibrahim Zadran struck a brilliant 177 against England to guide his team to 325 for seven in Lahore. It is the highest individual score in Champions Trophy history

Ibrahim Zadran made history with a remarkable 177-run innings, the highest score in ICC Champions Trophy history, surpassing Ben Duckett. His performance powered Afghanistan to 325/7 against England.

Afghanistan opener Ibrahim Zadran scripted history with a sensational knock of 177 off 146 deliveries, the highest individual score in ICC Champions Trophy history, surpassing England's Ben Duckett's 165.

ENG Vs AFG: Afghanistan batter Ibrahim Zadran creates history be registering the highest-ever individual score in the history of the ICC Champions Trophy. The feat is achieved during the first innings of the England Vs Afghanistan match at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, on Wednesday, February 26.

Tournament debutants Afghanistan sent England packing from the Champions Trophy after opener Ibrahim Zadran's epic 177 set up their narrow eight-run victory in a Group B thriller on Wednesday. Zadran produced the highest score in the tournament's history to help Afghanistan overcome Jofra Archer's three early wickets and rack up 325-7.

Ibrahim Zadran's 177 and Azmatullah Omarzai's five-wicket haul led Afghanistan to a thrilling eight-run victory over England in the Champions Trophy. Despite Joe Root's impressive 120, England's elimination was ensured as Afghanistan kept their semi-final hopes alive.