England win three-match series 2-1
England win with 13 balls to spare
Woakes (27*) hits six to seal victory
Duckett 63, Billings 62, Stokes 47*
Bang: Mushfiqur 67*, Rashid 4-43
First bowling change for England sees Liam Plunkett replace Chris Woakes. I wonder if they've picked him in case it kicks off again? I wouldn't fancy being on the receiving end of a haymaker from the big seamer. He makes a good start, beating Tamim's outside edge before conceding just three singles during the rest of his over.
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Alex Scnopple: Moving between Pakistani supporters & MCC members gathered outside the spiritual home of cricket was a day of fisticuffs/finger-pointing.
Short again. This time Ball drops a yard back from good and is smashed between mid-wicket and mid-on for four. There are plenty of empty seats in this stadium but the fans that are here are lively. Standard in these parts. Solid start from Kayes and Tamim.
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It wasn't an on-field incident but we got our chairman suspended. An opponent's supporter was giving our wicketkeeper excessive abuse over a dropped catch. The chairman, AKA the wicketkeeper's dad, goes over and asks him to stop. The supporter refuses and finds himself on the floor. Cue uproar.
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England are getting nowt for bowling short here. Woakes digs one in to Kayes and is hammered away on the pull for four. The pack of tigers are here again, faces painted, lycra suits on, stuffed big cats in their hands. They absolutely love it.
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Re. Richard from Norwich. England are playing four keepers today. Billings and Duckett both keepers.
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Image source, GettA group of home fans are setting up their own rooftop stand on a nearby building. It is a cracking vantage point. They almost see the first wicket fall, though, as Kayes chops a Ball delivery into his own pads. He also has a waft at a short ball but it falls just short of Moeen Ali at deep backward point.
Now Kayes is on the pull. He was early on it and mistimed the shot as the ball stuck in the pitch but is still powerful enough to get the ball to the rope. Woakes responds well, though, getting on to nip away from a defensive prod from Tamim. Some neat fielding from Ball prevents a four from the last delivery following an outside edge.
Jake Ball tarnishes an otherwise good over with a short ball on leg stump that Tamim wastes no time in latching on to, to pull the ball quickly away to the boundary. Cracking shot.
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Image source, Getty ImagesKeepers nowadays must have to spend more time on fielding practice than keeping practice! England playing three today and Surrey have recently played five! More seriously, Buttler and Bairstow both have to be in Test team.
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A better over from Woakes. He is a bit unlucky as well. He is wided for a ball that, well, wasn't wide and then almost has Kayes played on as the batsman edges the ball past his own stumps.
Jake Ball has been thrown in the deep end so far this series, asked to charge in, in very tough conditions. He's still doing it, though and doing it well. He finds a good line outside off and keeps Bangladesh to a solitary single. He also slams a ball into Kayes' pads but the ball was pitching way outside leg.
So there were some explosive scenes in the previous game, the seemingly mild-mannered Jos Buttler having to be restrained by the umpires after becoming incensed by his "send-off" from the jubilant Bangladesh team.
With this in mind, have you ever become embroiled in a cricketing situation that has boiled over? You don't have to use real names if you don't want to.
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Image source, Getty ImagesTamim off the mark first ball as Woakes' line is slightly too leggy. Kayes wastes no time with going aerial as he launches the first four over extra-cover. The home crowd are already in good voice.
Remarkably, we have defied the rain to start on time. Here comes Chris Woakes, white ball in hand. Tamim Iqbal awaits...
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It's magnificent. I'm not surprised they promoted him to squadron leader.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland all-rounder Moeen Ali says Bangladesh could buckle under pressure in the series decider.
Bangladesh collapsed to defeat in the opening match before levelling the series with a 34-run win on Sunday.
"We know that if we put them under pressure - like we saw in the first game - they can crack a bit more than the bigger sides," said Moeen.
Image source, Getty Images1st ODI:England won by 21 runs, Dhaka
2nd ODI:Bangladesh won by 34 runs, Dhaka
Bangladesh: Tamim Iqbal, Imrul Kayes, Sabbir Rahman, Mahmudullah, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Shakib Al Hasan, Mossadek Hossain, Nasir Hossain, Mashrafe Mortaza (capt), Saiful Islam, Taskin Ahmed.
England: Sam Billings, James Vince, Ben Duckett, Jonny Bairstow, Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler (capt, wk), Moeen Ali, Chris Woakes, Adil Rashid, Liam Plunkett, Jake Ball.
Umpires: Anisur Rahman, Marais Erasmus.
TV umpire: Aleem Dar; Match referee: Javagal Srinath.