Bangladesh secure first Test win over England
England lost 10 wickets for 64 after tea
England collapsed from 100-0 at tea
Spinner Mehedi took 6-77 (12-159 in match)
Series finishes tied at 1-1
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
I feel a little bit emotional for Bangladesh. There were all these issues about security before the series and there were doubts about it taking place. The people were all so happy that England came. This is unbelievable.
Athar Ali Khan
Former Bangladesh all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, AFPMehedi will be a superstar in Bangladesh. He's been splendid and I hope he will have inspired so many youngsters.
The Bangladesh players are off on a lap of honour, as well they might. They're spinning stumps around their head, grinning and applauding. Even bowling coach Courtney Walsh spares a grin - and on his birthday, too.
Athar Ali Khan
Former Bangladesh all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
That is a very special win for Bangladesh. I think 160 million people in Bangladesh will have been glued to the TVs, radios and phones to follow this. I feel privileged to be here to have seen it.
Mehedi, the 19-year-old who has sparked this victory, walks off clutching a stump. He finishes with match figures of 12-159. He's right in the centre as the Bangladesh players huddle around one another.
Finn lbw Mehedi 0 (Eng 164 all out)
Image source, Getty ImagesThat's it! Bangladesh have pulled off an amazing victory!
Finn comes down the wicket, completely misses a full ball from Mehedi and Dharmesena raises the finger. Finn makes the review sign - well why wouldn't you? - but England have no reviews left! The Bangladesh players go crackers as they celebrate a brilliantly emotional victory.
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Ant Drake: As an England supporter I obviously enjoy seeing them win but a victory for Ban is good for the overall health of test match cricket.
Tim Dart: Shall we look for some positives? We could have lost this series 2-0, at least we'll get a draw!
7 overs left
Shakib, who was underwhelming before tea, currently has figures of 4-48. The camera pans to an emotional-looking Stokes in the dug out. I admire Finn's optimism, as he eyes up the field and spies the gap towards the long on boundary. He contents himself with defending, however.
Finn has joined Woakes, who gets off strike with a little tickle off the pads. Now, how long can Finn survive? There's men all around the bat, crowding Finn, supported by the energetic home crowd. Finn gets forward, the ball pops up - there's no bat but short leg comes diving forward to claim the catch anyway. Eight overs left, for the optimists among you.
The noise around the stadium is unbelievable. What a game.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
The Watford Wall, Steven Finn, has a capable defence but not one that will last England over two days!
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
This is unbelievable. Bangladesh have played superbly throughout and to think that a 19-year-old in his second Test has turned this around is incredible.
Ansari c Kayes b Shakib (161-9)
Image source, Getty ImagesUtterly remarkable. Ansari gets forwad, spoons one up to Mominul at short leg. It's in Mominul's hands, then out again, and a diving Kayes from slip snaffles up the rebound. Bangladesh are one away from an utterly remarkable victory.
Eng 161-8
In comes Ansari. What a situation to be facing on your Test debut. Like an old pro, he takes his time getting to the crease, before Woakes has a quick word with plenty of hand gestures.
Here's Shakib, the crowd right behind him, he bowls a fuller ball and Ansari is forward and smothers it.
Rashid lbw Shakib 0 (Eng 161-8)
I appreciate Rashid's optimism but that's out. He's been hit flush on the back pad and that's a golden duck, absolutely smashing into middle stump. Rashid's on his way and Shakib's on a hat-trick.
Rashid lbw Shakib 0 (Eng 161-8)
Shakib's got Rashid first ball! He's given out straight away but he's reviewed it.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesShakib conjures wickets when it doesn't turn. That's a critical one because Stokes was playing his shots and now the stadium is erupting.
Stokes b Shakib 25 (Eng 161-7)
Image source, Getty ImagesGone! Stokes plays a gorgeous cut for four, Shakib then draws him forward and he inside edges the next ball onto his stumps. Stokes stumps to the ground, head slumped over his bat, while Shakib channels Marlon Samuels and salutes him off the pitch. We've still got nine overs left tonight.
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ThreeLionWhip: I guess we should recall the 99 partnership from the 1st innings....c'mon lads!!!
Graham of Brockworth: Pundits saying a great pitch for cricket; rubbish! When luck overrides skill then it's a poor pitch. Easier playing on cobbles.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That's the tiniest, tiniest flicker on Ultraedge. I was sure that ball was going to hit all three stumps. You can't blame the umpire for that. I think a lot of umpires would have given that out.