Sri Lanka win by 92 runs
Bangladesh bowled out for 240
Sri Lanka make 332-1 from 50 overs
Dilshan 161* and Sangakkara 105*
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Mushfiqur has a go at Dilshan, who he launches back down the ground. Malinga is under it but he is right on the boundary rope and he cannot claim the catch. To rub salt in the wound he drops it over the rope for six.
Mathews brings himself back into the attack to try and halt Bangladesh's mini-revival. Shakib's assualt continues, though, as he slices the first ball over the keeper for four before cutting one to the boundary through backward point. A single takes him to 46. We've already seen one team come back from a losing position to win today. Can Bangladesh do an Afghanistan here?
Bangladesh 145-5 (30 overs)
Not out batsmen: Shakib Al Hasan 35, Mushfiqur Rahim 15
Fall of wickets: 0-1 (Tamim 0), 40-2 (Sarkar 25), 41-3 (Mominul Haque 1), 84-4 (Anamul Haque 29), 100-5 (Mahmudullah 28)
Bowling figures: Malinga 5-0-16-1, Lakmal 5-0-29-1, Mathews 3-0-17-1, Herath 7-0-30-0, Perera 6-0-29-1
Sri Lanka 332-1 (50 overs): Dilshan 161*, Sangakkara 105*
Sri Lanka won toss
Shakib has clearly decided he's had enough of singles. He suddenly looks far more aggressive in his intent. And it rubs off on Mushfiqur, who pulls a short one from Dilshan through mid-wicket for four. It is good to see but surely it has come too late?
One line from the England camp today. Fast bowler Steven Finn has welcomed plans for a Big Bash-style franchise Twenty20 league in English cricket.
"I think that for a while now we've been a bit behind the times when it's come to T20 cricket," he told BBC Sport. "I think it would been a great step in the right direction for us if it did happen."
Ian:, external Hate to say this but it would be best for England if Sri Lanka gave Bangladesh a real thrashing today.
That's more like it from Bangladesh. Shakib plants his right boot down the track and launches the first ball of Herath's seventh over back over the bowlers head and over the rope for six. A few balls later he drives on the floor to the mid-off boundary before hammering one a bit wider all the way to the rope. Finally, some intent. 16 from the over.
Image source, ReutersAnother Dilshan over, another two runs conceded. Sri Lanka don't need to be out of first gear to maintain their control on the match here.
Even the previously staunch and defiant Bangladesh fans are a bit subdued now. Malinga mixes his length in search of another breakthrough, which does not come but not at the cost of anything significant. A flicked single to leg from each batsmen is all that comes off the over. You have to wonder what (if any) game plan Bangladesh are exercising now?
The Bangladesh pair are struggling to get the ball off the square at the moment. Dilshan concedes just three singles from his second over and this match is slowly fizzling out to nothing. Shame.
Russel Arnold
Ex-Sri Lanka all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
"These are two quality players who can do a lot of damage at the end. The last thing Sri Lanka want is any pressure."
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Mathews is going for the jugular as he recalls Malinga to the attack. They would love to get this wrapped up quickly now so they can turn their attention to England on Sunday. The pace bowler beats the outside edge three times during the over as Bangladesh survive to add two runs to their total.
Image source, AFPNot content with batting all 50 overs of the Sri Lankan innings, Dilshan wants a go with the ball. His man of the match hopes are almost boosted further when he catches the outside edge of Shakib's bat but it is too far wide for Sangakkara to snare. Later in the over, Dilshan somehow fails to hit the stumps after angling a ball through the attempted back-foot drive of the Bangladeshi batsman.
Bibhash Dash:, external Have Bangladesh heard of promotion? Shakib has come out on 84-4. Does he attack, does he build? Damned either way.
Shakib has over 4000 ODI runs to his name and has scored six 100s in his 142 matches. He has a top score of 134 and it is going to need a repeat of that if his team are to pull off the near impossible here. He and Mushfiqur claim five more runs off Perera's sixth over.
Herath continues bowling duty following his role in the dismissal of Mahmudullah. Bangladesh claim five from it. Just the 228 runs needed now at 8.14 an over!
Image source, AFPThe over started poorly from Sri Lanka's point of view with a boundary and a wide, but ended well as Bangladesh's hopes of resurrecting a challenge was all but snubbed out. Mushfiqur Rahim has joined Shakib at the crease. A miracle is the request from his team-mates.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"He went down on his knees, caught it crocodile-fashion and ended up in a big heap on the floor. Even Herath knows what a pickle he made of it, as he just lay on the ground."
A boundary does come as Mahmudullah pulls over mid-wicket to bring up the Bangladesh 100. But any momentum that might have sparked is halted as the same batsmen misjudges a pull and top-edges skyward for Herath to scamper in from fine leg and catch. The spinner almost misjudged the catch badly but recovered just in time to claim it. Bangladesh are sinking without trace.
Image source, AFPBangladesh 94-4 (20 overs)
Not out batsmen: Mahmudullah 24, Shakib 6
Fall of wickets: 0-1 (Tamim 0), 40-2 (Sarkar 25), 41-3 (Mominul Haque 1), 84-4 (Anamul Haque 29)
Bowling figures: Malinga 3-0-12-1, Lakmal 5-0-29-1, Mathews 3-0-17-1, Herath 5-0-9-0, Perera 4-0-19-0
Sri Lanka 332-1 (50 overs): Dilshan 161*, Sangakkara 105*
Sri Lanka won toss