Oh, that's a snorter from Taskin. He gets one to seam away from Stokes, leaving the all-rounder frozen with his bat hanging hesitantly in defence. Having survived that, Stokes adds five more runs to the total.

Moeen Ali comes in to steady the ship again. No need for England to panic. They are well ahead of the rate here and, as is often said, they bat very deep.

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I interviewed Stokes recently and he said he has realised that he shouldn't worry in one-dayers if his strike rate dips below a run a ball because he can soon catch up. And he just has...

Andy Moulding: Sat poolside in central Dhaka having a beer. It's getting feisty with the locals!

Bangladesh need something special. Taskin is tasked with finding it. He can't. His first ball - an inswinging yorker - gives Buttler some work to do but the England skipper does it well. There is also a half-appeal for a ball down leg that flicks Stokes' pad on the way to the keeper. Only one run off the over.

Eng 220-4 (target 278)published at 39 overs

39 overs

Buttler and Stokes may have lost their cool two days ago in Dhaka but they are calmness personified here. Nothing flash, nothing too risky, just smart accumulation of runs to keep England on course. After four balls of Shakib's eighth over - from which three runs are scored - the black briefcase is brought out for a change of ball. The replacement ball gets dispatched into the stand first delivery by Stokes.

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Mortaza continues to shuffle desperately in search of a way back into this game. Nasir is the latest to try his spinning arm. Stokes follows up some good running with a lovely reverse sweep to find the gap between two men and the boundary. Good over for the tourists.

Crucial period in the game. Bangladesh need to end this partnership ASAP. As a result, Mortaza turns to Shakib. Nothing stupid from England who move to 200 with a series of singles. The spinner has three overs left.

More overthrows as a direct hit fails to dismiss Jos Buttler but diverts into the outfield. Having claimed a wicket in each of his last two overs, Shafiul is managed well. Four off the over.

Chris Butcher: Could get fiesty now. Stokes and Buttler at the crease. The 2 main protagonists from match 2. Cmom boys.

There is a buzz around this stadium now. The cheers are like waves rising and crashing throughout Mortaza's over. Bangladesh gift England a run with an overthrow that prompts the mother of all glares from the home skipper. 

If there are two England players pumped up to beat Bangladesh it is these two following the shenanigans in the second game. Buttler goes up and over mid-on and mid-off to find the rope and silence the crowd.

Two very talented players at the crease now for England as Jos Buttler joins Stokes. Two new men, though. A lot now depends on how quickly these two can adapt to the situation and how long they stick around. Buttler starts in typically aggressive style, picking up a short ball quickly and pulling for four. The runs required drops under 100. 93 off 96.