Melissa Story
Test Match Special commentator

When you have a lower run chase, some teams can be a little bit complacent because they think they have loads of time.

Virat Kohli has said that he likes to win with overs to spare so that should be India's approach today.

That's 11,000 runs in ODIs for Rohit Sharma - the fourth Indian to reach the landmark, and the second fastest behind Virat

He turns Mustafizur's first delivery down to fine leg for four, adds two with a pull, then lifts the Bangladesh left-armer through an empty long-on for the boundary that takes him past 11k.

He finally adds a single behind square for good measure, retaining the strike.

Roushan Alam
Host of The Bangla Cricket Podcast on BBC Sounds

There's a smile on Gill's face. He used his feet nicely and Taskin just hasn't found that line yet. He has struggled to get into his rhythm so far.

Melissa Story
Test Match Special commentator

There's great movement and bounce off the pitch with the new ball, especially on such a dry pitch. This is what Taskin needs to take advantage of.

Four more from Shubman Gill, advancing down the pitch to lift Taskin over the cover ring for four.

He inside edges the next delivery, but doesn't trouble the stumps.

Roushan Alam
Host of The Bangla Cricket Podcast on BBC Sounds

That was textbook Fiz, cutting in ever so slightly. That's a good sign.

Left-arm seamer Mustafizur Rahman takes the ball at the other end, and immediately strikes Rohit Sharma on the pads.

He appeals, but bowling over the wicket to the right-hander will make it difficult to pick lbws up, and he gets nothing out of the umpire.

No matter, he fizzes two balls past Rohit's outside edge, then draws a massive air shot from the India captain after sending down a wider one.

His final ball is closer to the body though, and Rohit works it square for a single.

Roushan Alam
Host of The Bangla Cricket Podcast on BBC Sounds

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I think India will be confident but will know they still have work to do and it's not done and dusted.

A first boundary for India as Shubman Gill punches the short ball to ground and off to the square leg boundary.

The required run-rate, by the way, is 4.57 an over.

Ha, a mirror of the first ball of Bangladesh's innings.

Rohit inside edges a rising delivery from Taskin towards his stumps but gets away with it, as the ball runs away for a single.

Rohit Sharma is marking out his guard in the middle, while the spider camera swoops around his head.

Shubman Gill is at the non-striker's end, while Taskin Ahmed will open the bowling.

India's chase of 229 is about to begin.

Tymal Mills
England T20 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Taskin Ahmed is very talented and he can move the new ball. He's a tall guy and hits the deck hard. They will need early wickets to make this India line-up play more cautiously.

The pitch did take some spin but with the quality of India's batting, they should feel confident.

Stumped

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There is a new episode of BBC Stumped for you to enjoy during the innings break with Eleanor Oldroyd, Jim Maxwell and Charu Sharma. On the agenda this week...

• Pakistan's disappointing opening performance in the Champions Trophy and how that could impact their match on Sunday against India.
• Australia’s Alana King is often hailed for her spin bowling, but what about her exploits with the bat? The team are joined by one of her club coaches Carl Sandri. Like King, Sandri also has roots in baseball, so he tells us how he has used their shared interest to improve her batting. He also tells us about his cricketing journey from playing cricket for Italy to coaching Papua New Guinea.
• We hear from India’s greatest ever female batter Mithali Raj after she was awarded the lifetime achievement award at the BBC Indian Sportswoman of the Year awards. She tells us about her journey into cricket and the challenges she has faced.
• South Africa men’s captain Temba Bavuma shares his experience of being the first black African player to be appointed as permanent captain of the Proteas.

Listen here.

Thanks Tim.

I've arrived powered by the canteen's Greek meze meal, and am now prepared to serve you my own smorgasbord of descriptive cricketing terms.

Like Towhid Hridoy, I'm feeling a bit fatigued after the second half of Bangladesh's innings so time for a break.

Fortunately, Mike Peter is refreshed, reenergised and ready to talk you through the interval and the first part of India's chase.

Bangladesh were in big trouble at 35-5. It really was a tremendous effort from Towhid Hridoy, whose maiden ODI century has given his side a chance here.

Towhid Hridoy slowly drags himself off the field at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. He's absolutely knackered.

Mohammed Shami finished with figures of 5-53 and he leads India off the field.

India need 229 to win this one.

Tymal Mills
England T20 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

The drop catches early on have really cost India. Bangladesh shouldn't have got anywhere near this total.

India are going to have to bat well to chase this down, but they will still be favourites with the class they have in their side.

Tymal Mills
England T20 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Hridoy has free reign now to just get a few more hits that hopefully run away. Mustafizur is not an accomplished batter so it's really up to Hridoy to just pick up what he can.

India will not want anymore freebies.