Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

It's hit the grille twice. Had he not been wearing a helmet, it would have been fine. It was good awareness from Moeen. He could have just walked off, not realising.

No. The ball hit the helmet of the short-leg fielder before it was caught and Moeen spotted it. The replays confirm it so not out is the decision.

But this could be trouble. Has Moeen, king of the reviews in the first innings, been caught?

Mehedi rattling through his overs, good for the over-rate but difficult for some of us to keep up with. Moeen picks up a two and a single with relative ease.

Robert Bland: Everyone is ignoring the elephant in the room. Too many failures. It‘s time to drop Root.

I assume you are courting animated replies Robert?

Shakib continues with his slow left-arm and he has a slip, a leg gully and a short-leg all waiting expectantly like children around a Christmas tree. Both batsmen collect singles and Ballance nudges one just short of the diving leg gully.

Moeen collected two with a sweep off Mehedi that led to the injury for the beleaguered Kamrul, who was helped off the field. 

Eng 31-3published at 12.3 overs

12.3 overs

Kamrul has not had a good match, no wickets and no runs and he has now jarred his knee in the outfield saving a boundary.

Calm defence from Moeen and it's a wicket maiden for Shakib, slightly atoning for that ludicrous shot he played to the second ball of the morning. Seems an eternity ago now.

A reminder that the morning session saw eight wickets fall for 55 runs. England lead by 73 but their best two batsmen are out and only seven wickets remain. Let's see what happens next. Shakib to complete his over.

Thanks Phil, Bangladesh are having a huddle just beyond the boundary. We keep it more retrained in the office, I've got a a tea, Phil has coffee. Moeen will be the new batsman, he punches gloves with Gary Ballance and they make their way to the centre.

OK, the players are back out and play is about to restart. Here is Jamie Lillywhite to guide you through what is bound to be another gripping session.

sevnc: Oh for a steady partnership as I prepare my toast and marmalade! But we do have a lead!  

With what has happened this morning it inevitably leads to the question: how many do England need here?

I'd suggest a minimum lead of 200. Anything less than that and Bangladesh will fancy their chances of chasing it down.

But this wicket isn't going to get any better.

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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Talking about teams using just one seamer in the match, a couple of recent examples, last year India had just Ishant Sharma and earlier this year Sri Lanka had only Nuwan Pradeep.

Hannah Dixie: something special about listening to @bbctms, external while under the covers on a dark morning, it's like being in on a secret.

This feels like it happened about a week ago, not an hour and a half.

Tiff Allcock: So @englandcricket, external take control of the test and lose control all in one session.

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