Rain curtails play with England 50-3
Bangladesh collapse to 220 all out (won toss)
Last nine wickets fall for 49 runs
Moeen 5-57, Woakes 3-30, Stokes 2-13
Tamim (104) & Mominul (66) share 170 stand
2nd Test, Dhaka: Eng lead series 1-0
Stokes will replace Moeen, as Cook searches for some control. It'll be interesting to see how Tamim takes him on too. Mominul casts a careful eye over five deliveries, before having a flash at the final ball. That flew through to Bairstow. Stokes has a chunter, then ruins the image as he wipes his face down with a hanky.
Athar Ali Khan
Former Bangladesh all-rounder
You might have to have a spinner with a seamer. You've got to mix it up otherwise they look to be so much in control. Batting has been very, very easy.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Zafar Ansari is of course a Cambridge University graduate. The last Oxbridge player to play Test cricket was Ed Cowan of Australia and the last to play for England was Ed Smith in 2003.
A full toss from Ansari could go anywhere, but Mominul hits it straight to a diving Cook. Ooh, that was different - took a bit of extra bounce and it just surprised Mominul, who hip bumped it away to safety. Stokes is swinging his arms at mid-wicket, which implies we'll be seeing a change very shortly.
Athar Ali Khan
Former Bangladesh all-rounder
Image source, Getty ImagesAnything pitched up they are not afraid to play down the ground. They are going at five runs an over which shows you the mindset of the batsmen. if you are willing to play shots you can pick up some quick runs.
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Tamim is playing with real confidence. He's up on tippy-toes to a Moeen delivery that bounces, working it away into the covers. Moeen's conceded 23 from his six overs this morning.
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Ansari's first wicket in first-class cricket was Alastair Cook. Admittedly, Cook was on 120 at the time and Ansari described the delivery as "an absolute pie" but there's worst first wickets to take. He's a tad too wide here but Bangladesh have to settle for a solitary single.
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Three Lion Whip: Slight whiff of desperation about that England review I think.
Arjun Sohanpal: Time for some Stokes?
It's a good tussle between the batsmen and Moeen so far. It's spinning but Bangladesh just aren't letting Moeen settle. This pair steal singles where they can, before Mominul drives Moeen back over his head for four. Glorious.
Athar Ali Khan
Former Bangladesh all-rounder
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's a very good toss for Mushfiqur to win, the pitch is a different colour to Chittagong. As soon as the batsmen realised it is a good pitch to bat on they have been going for their shots.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
It wasn't a bad first over from Ansari at all. Tamim is going after these spinners and it is a fascinating spectacle. I'm sure Bangladesh will know there are frailties with the England spinners.
A horrid hack from Mominul brings about nothing but groans from the England fielders. Better from Ansari, though, as he flights the ball in to the batsman's pads. The crowd, still cheering everything, go wild as Mominul drives into the covers for a single to end the over.
Ban 71-1
Ansari will continue after drinks. Tamim greets him by unfurling a cheeky little sweep that Root cuts off just before it reaches the boundary.
That's his half-century up from 60 balls. Considering he didn't get off the mark for 20 deliveries, it's been some acceleration.
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Moon: Dark and wet here in Slovakia, excellent start for England, 2-0 on the cards.
Another Silver Fox: In the Clementine Ward at Queens Hospital, Romford, recovering from bacterial meningitis. Happy just to be listening!
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
It's been a fascinating first hour with runs very hard to come by for the first five overs and suddenly Tamim playing some brilliant shots against all types of bowling.
Ban 67-1
That's going over the top, so no dice for England. A great over from Moeen though - it's spinning...
Time for some drinks, in the meantime.
Ban 67-1
This is a belter of an over from Moeen. Spin and bounce, and Tamim is beaten twice. Moeen spears it in, Tamim doesn't offer a shot and there's a huge shout for lbw. Cook makes the signal, and we're going upstairs.