The top of the dugout is now casting a shadow across the middle or Peter Moores's face. I'm pretty sure his stubble has changed colour from blonde to grey. Jos Buttler gets off the mark with a single. Not much batting to come after these two.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

"Eoin Morgan becomes the second ODI player to make five ducks in an 11-innings sequence for England batting in the top six, joining Mike Brearley who managed it in 1979-80."

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Tim Nielsen
Former Australia coach on BBC Test Match Special

"It was a short, wide ball which was there for cutting but he nicked it and, as so happens when a team is on the up, it goes straight to the fielder who has just been moved. The pressure is now really back on the England team."

Time for drinks. Make mine a stiff one.

Another one! Taylor's fourth ball is wide and he chases it. But there's minimal footwork and he edges to slip.

The curtains are drawing on England's World Cup...

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Dot. Dot. England really aren't getting the message here. We're up to seven an over required now.

Matt Clough: Re 09:26. Hales' strike-rate is a consequence of being in and out of the side. How can a guy go out and hit sixes if he fears being dropped.

Former England striker Gary Lineker:, external England staring humiliation in the face here. Come on!

Bosh. Root looks like he fancies this pitch as he latches on to a long-hop and whips it in front of square on the leg side for four. Only one single off the other five balls. England are making this hard for themselves in the face of some admirably disciplined bowling.

Cricket Fan Bob: Conspiracy Theory: Eoin Morgan is working in counter-espionage for the Ireland Cricket Board.

Morgan takes his seat on the bench next to batting coach Mark Ramprakash. Not a smile in sight. That's four ducks in his last eight ODI innings. Root awakens the scorers with three to long-on.

Cut to an unshaven Peter Moores on the England bench, breathing heavily. Three dot balls ramp up the tension still further.

Tim Nielsen
Former Australia coach on BBC Test Match Special

"We were talking about being positive and taking it on but England have to do it earlier and stamp themselves on these big games. You can't hope that you can sneak over the line."

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Delirium among the Bangladesh fans. Really good catch by Shakib on the boundary in fact because the ball was travelling. But why did Morgan aim one straight towards a fielder? Taylor joins Root. England's required run rate is up to 6.65.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"I could feel the pressure building when Bell had a slog over mid-on. That is not his normal game - he plays proper cricket shots."

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"Two wickets in this over, and they are dancing now in that Bangladesh section - they think they can win this game. And what a disaster that would be for England - they will be out of the World Cup if they do. That is a massive hammer blow they have struck."

Make that 90! This really is disastrous for England as Morgan pulls a bouncer straight down the throat of long leg where Shakib claims the catch. Morgan walks straight down the tunnel, like a footballer who has just been shown a red card.

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Tim Nielsen
Former Australia coach on BBC Test Match Special

"He was trying to force the ball square on the offside and it got on to him too quickly and he nicked the ball from high up the bat. It was either a big effort ball from the bowler or it gained something from the wicket."

Morgan is the new man. Two new batsmen at the crease. England still need 155. Make that 85 degrees.

What was I saying about sticking or twisting? Bell goes after a lifter, trying to cut a ball that's too close to him and feathers to the keeper. The umpires check for the no-ball but that's not going to save him.

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