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England beat Bangladesh by four wickets in the ICC Women's World Cup on Tuesday. Heather Knight's unbeaten 79 guided England to victory after a difficult chase. Earlier, England's bowlers restricted Bangladesh to 178. Sophie Ecclestone took three wickets. This win marks England's second consecutive victory in the tournament and places them top of the points table.

England aims to extend their winning streak against Bangladesh in Guwahati after a dominant 10-wicket victory over South Africa. Bangladesh, buoyed by their win against Pakistan, faces a formidable English side boasting experienced stars. The Barsapara pitch is expected to offer early assistance to pacers before slowing down for spinners.

The pitch at Edgbaston typically favors seamers initially, but spinners could become influential later in the match as the surface deteriorates. England's strong record at the venue adds to the pressure, with weather conditions potentially impacting the seam bowlers early on.