England's World Cup campaign is under way and they lead Group B after tonight's win against Bangladesh.

Have a read of Ffion Wynne's report to see how the match played out.

We'll be back tomorrow for a corker from Dubai, as India face Pakistan (11:00 BST) and West Indies play Scotland (15:00).

See you then.

Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

It was a game of two halves. The powerplay I think is so important. It is the easiest time to score. You obviously only have two out on the boundary but that is when the ball is hard. That's the only time you are probably going to see any seam at all, so I think that's what Danni Wyatt-Hodge did really well.

I think this England side and all the teams, especially at Sharjah because it is so hot when the spinners come on and the outfield is so slow, you've really got to make the most of that powerplay to get ahead of the rate because it is inevitably going to be harder in those middle overs for sure.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

What Danni (Wyatt-Hodge) said was spot on, there's not many people in our batting line-up that know their role inside out. 'This is what I do, I'm clear on how I do it'. She's literally the only one in the team that knows that. Nat (Sciver-Brunt) has a good idea, Amy (Jones) has a very good idea, because they are very experienced.

I still don't believe they always play to the same intent they do every time they step out there for England the way Danni Wyatt-Hodge does and it is quite frustrating because I watched them in the warm-up games, put myself through that as well and it showed there, so tentative. Not sure of the surface, not sure of the slow ball and they are going to become predictable.

The Aussies in their warm-up games bowled lots of slower balls at them and it worked. We've got to be able to be more clear and play with intent like Danni says, but not reckless cricket. They know what that looks like, they've talked about it and listened. It's right, they just don't seem to be doing it. Six out of ten was spot on there.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

In my head, I thought 109 would be enough. A lot of teams here know what other teams are capable of and what fills them with confidence and what makes them feel like they are just out of reach. 109, any team should not feel that is out of reach, but on this ground, with what we've seen so far, it's just putting a little bit of doubt in people's minds.

We know it is hard to score boundaries, it's a bit low and slow. It's not necessarily slow at times, other times it is skidding on under the lights. We saw it swing more under the lights at Dubai, we don't see it swing here as much. They've really got to remember where they are playing, what conditions are like and learn fast. There's no room to have a little think or learning in a non-positive way.

Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana Joty: "We missed a good opportunity to beat a good side, as our bowlers did a good job. They started well in the Powerplay, but we kept the game in control in the last 10. We didn’t get many runs in the Powerplay and it cost us, and I got out at the wrong time.

"Mostary played really well, I am happy with how consistent she has been and I hope she carries on in the next games."

And here's the final three.

Who likes wickets?

Here's the first four from Bangladesh's innings.

England captain Heather Knight: "It was really nice to get a game in, it was tough out there, conditions were tough for boundary hitting and we are glad to get the win. It was not far off par, 135-140 would be good if we play on a wicket like that again. It’s not going to be beautiful or sexy all the time, if we get on these conditions again we are going to have to graft a bit. It got lower and slower as our innings went on.

"The team was picked on the first game and what was going on, what the bounce was like. We will have to be adaptable on different wickets and tonight was a good clue as to what it is going to be like."

Here's the best shot from Wyatt Hodge's innings, as she hit 41 from 40.

Player of the match Danni Wyatt-Hodge: "It was nice to get out there, we are delighted with the win in tough conditions. I am delighted to contribute, long may it continue.

"We did well to get that total, it was slow and low so we had to be brave. You are better going with your shots as your intent on a pitch like that

"Every game will be really challenging, it is important that we look and learn from tonight and go again."

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Bangladesh really have rattled the cage there and have hopefully given England a bit of a wake-up call.

Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Probably a six out of 10, they got the job done but there's lots of room for improvement. They got the win pretty easily in the end. Danni Wyatt-Hodge was a standout and then, the bit of a shock was Linsey Smith, playing over Lauren Bell, she bowled beautifully. A good win for England and they will be celebrating that win.

Ecclestone finishes at the only England bowler without a wicket, ending on 0-21 from her four overs.

Linsey Smith had the best of the second innings with 2-11, with Charlie Dean taking 2-22 and Sarah Glenn and Nat Sciver-Brunt a wicket apiece.

Sobhana Mostary did well to make 44 from 48 for Bangladesh, but no other batter made more than 15.

Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analyst

118 is England's lowest defended score in T20 World Cups and their sixth lowest in T20I history.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

I'm the same as the rest of the nation, relieved they've got the first win in the bag. People not out here knowing the conditions or what Bangladesh are like would think it would be a walkover, it wasn't. England should be happy like the rest of us that they've got that first win, hopefully with more to come.

A wicket to finish?

...no.

Fahima charges Ecclestone's final delivery, misses and Jones takes the bails.

The TV umpire gets another call, and confirms the Bangladesh tail-ender just about got back.

No matter for England, they've won this match by 21 runs.

Rabeya hurries a through to third - the TV umpire takes a quick look to check the run-out, Fahima Khatun makes it home.

Fahima then gloves the ball through the cordon and three England fielders give chase - Heather Knight wins the race from slip and throws in as Bangladesh's batters run three.

Rabeya Khan arrives at number nine - Amy Jones takes Charlie Dean's final ball on the jump and whips off the bails.

The TV umpire takes a look and confirms Rabeya's bat is grounded.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Ex-England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

It's a brave call and I love that. The technology is there to prove you wrong.