Shami is stopped in mid-run-up by... a seagull. It's the only thing that holds up another maiden over as Mushfiqur plays himself in.

And if you've just heard Andrew McDonald on TMS explain how a "dead" seagull made a miraculous recovery in a Big Bash game in January, you can watch the video of its return on the BBC Sport website.

Ashwin to Shakib. Maiden over. Nowt else to tell.

Bibhash Dash: Dhoni the ex-goalkeeper pulls off his best David de Gea impression. And it is just as successful. Nice catch.

Michelle Garland: Are Bangladesh the new England?

Wicketkeeper Mushfiqur Rahim is the new batsman - he remains the Test captain, having yielded the one-day captaincy to Mortaza. Far from the tallest man in international cricket - we'd like to see him standing next to Pakistan's giant pace bowler Mohammad Irfan - Mushfiqur has to duck a bouncer first up.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"A great catch from MS Dhoni. He is having a good night. It was a one-handed catch, diving to his left, and it stuck in his paw. What a catch. India are up for this.

"The celebrations are committed and it's a long ask for Bangladesh now. The batsmen are getting in and getting out. They need someone to get a big score."

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And it's all over for Sarkar - just after ramping Shami for four over the keeper's head, he edges and is brilliantly caught one-handed by keeper-skipper Dhoni diving to his left. That mountain to climb for Bangladesh is getting bigger and bigger.

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Donald Parish: Really disappointing to read Alastair Cook's quotes today. Seems like he hasn't taken the opportunity to clear his head.

England Test captain Alastair Cook has criticised the selectors for dropping him as one-day captain in the build-up to the World Cup.

Bangladesh 86-3 from 20 overs (target 303)

Batsmen: Sarkar 25, Shakib 5

Fall of wickets: 33-1 (Tamim 25), 33-2 (Kayes), 73-3 (Mahmudullah 21)

Bowling figures: Yadav 5-1-9-1, Shami 4-0-22-1, Mohit 5-0-28-0, Ashwin 3-0-12-0, Raina 3-1-15-0

India 302-6: Rohit 137, Raina 65, Taskin 3-69

India won toss

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Ashwin is quickly through his over, he must do wonders for India's over-rates. Just two singles and a wide from it.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"You can lose your first three games and still win the World Cup so it is set up for the bigger teams to go through. Now when bowlers are bowling at the death it is real pressure. It might cost your team the World Cup but in the group matches you can make a mistake and get a second chance."

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Shakib, batting in a sleeveless slipover on top of his Bangladesh shirt, unleashes a couple of pull shots against Shami which brings him a two and a single respectively. Bangladesh hearts are then in mouths as Sarkar is nearly caught and bowled, but the diving Shami couldn't quite make it to the ball. 303 still looks a long, long way away.

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Matthew Noble: My word that was an incredible superhuman effort by Dhawan for that catch.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"If in doubt just whack it out of the park. There is a big open space out there, a huge vacant area. It was a full ball, he saw it and thought 'why not'. He swung through it and it was perfect timing."

Shakib Al Hasan is the new batsman for Bangladesh, and there's a change of bowling with spinner Ravichandran Ashwin back into the attack. He spins a perfect off break past left-hander Shakib's tentative prod, but the former skipper is off the mark with a single.

Sarkar sees Ashwin drag one down short and he hoists it over mid-wicket for six towards a delighted pocket of Bangladesh fans. India were 79-2 at this stage. Crisis, what crisis?

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"It was a triple play from Shikhar Dhawan. Good judgement, right in front of those Indian supporters. Mahmudullah tried to time it, but got a top edge."

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Sensational catch! Mahmudullah hooks at the recalled Mohammed Shami, Shkihar Dhawan at long leg catches it at the second attempt, then realises he's going to step over the line, flicks the ball into the air, steps outside - and then back in - before completing the catch. A brief check with the third umpire to see whether Dhawan's foot was touching the rope at any point - but it's no third successive World Cup ton for Mahmudullah.

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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"The fielding from India has been good. MS Dhoni is such a good character. If you look back to the World Cup they won in Mumbai, people expected them to win that competition, but no one expected them to win this one, which they could do."

You'd think that with the required run rate inching towards seven, this is India's game to lose from here. But it's Dhoni giving his team a pep-talk while the drinks cart is on. In tournament cricket, when you reach the knockout stages, there's little wriggle room for error.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

"For Bangladesh to get close to this target they have to target Raina. He is India's sixth option so they have to target him. Bangladesh can't relax and knock it for singles."

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While Ashwin and Jadeja are nominally India's two front-line spinners, they've only bowled one over between them so far and Raina is already into his third, but he's doing a fair job for his team here. That's better footwork from Sarkar, smashing the part-timer for four wide of extra cover. Four singles mean it's eight from the over, and time for some beverages.

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