Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Amy Lofthouse

  1. Dan Norcross
    BBC Test Match Special

    England have to find a way to counter these spinners. Duckett has some pressure on him after that dropped catch and a run of low scores.

  2. Athar Ali Khan
    Former Bangladesh all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

    I think Bangladesh have enough and they have a serious chance of picking up their first Test victory against England. The first 30 odd overs with the new ball will be crucial.

  3. Here come Cook and Duckett. It will be trial by spin, no doubt. England need 273 which will be their highest successful run chase in Asia. Bangladesh need 10 wickets for the greatest victory in their team's history.

  4. Latest scorecard

    Bangladesh lead by 272 runs

    Bangladesh second innings: 296 (66.5 overs)

    Fall of wickets: 65-1 (Tamim 40), 66-2 (Mominul 1), 152-3 (Mahmudullah 47), 200-4 (Kayes 78), 238-5 (Shakib 41), 238-6 (Mushfiqur 9), 268-7 (Sabbir 15), 273-8 (Taijul 5), 276-9 (Mehedi 2), 296-10 (Kamrul 7)

    Not out batsman: Hom 25  

    Bowling figures: Finn 3-0-18-0, Moeen 19-2-60-1, Ansari 19-0-76-2, Stokes 12-2-52-3, Rashid 11.5-1-52-4, Woakes 2-0-14-0

    England first innings: 244 (Root 56, Mehedi 6-86)

    Bangladesh first innings: 220 (Tamim 104; Moeen 5-57)

    Full scorecard

  5. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    There's a case for sending the batsmen out in a different order because Mehedi has tormented Cook, and Duckett to a lesser extent. I wonder if they should get a right-hander out there.

  6. England need 273 to win

    England have been three down for next to nothing in every innings during this series and simply cannot afford the same again. Vic Marks on TMS suggests a change in the order could be a solution...

  7. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    If England win this match it would be one of the greatest fourth-innings performances of all time because the ball is turning and bouncing. England can't possibly bat at the pace Bangladesh did.

    A top-class spinner will be licking his lips to get out there. You will always get a ball you can't defend, you just need to get control but England never did that.

  8. Adil Rashid is congratulated by his team matesAFP

    After a very disappointing morning with four dropped catches and poor reviews, England have blown the tail away. But Bangladesh have scored 296, the highest innings score in this series. England will need 273 to win. A very tough ask.

  9. wicket

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    Kamrul c&b Rashid 7 (Ban 296 all out)

    Kamrul tries the big slog again and his innings comes to an end. He lobs the ball back to Rashid for a simple caught and bowled. Rashid, after waiting almost until lunch for a bowl, has picked up four wickets.

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    Owais Ahmad: 300 odd runs is gonna be hard but not impossible. Mountains have been climbed before by average people

    Tom Potter: Looks like England had a word with themselves at lunch! 

    Matt Wilkinson: Please bat with positivity. Nothing worse than whimpering to 150 all out over 2 days. At least excite us if u lose England

  11. Dan Norcross
    BBC Test Match Special

    Kamrul Islam batsReuters

    This is the best I've seen Kamrul bat - not that there's a lot of competition!

  12. Ban 293-9 lead by 269

    Wow. No fourth duck for Kamrul as Moeen Ali replaces Stokes and the tailender heaves him over the boundary for six! Huge cheers around the ground from the locals. They liked that. Kamrul fancies himself as a batsman now, taking a single from the penultimate ball of the over but another follows for Hom so the latter will keep the strike.

  14. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    That was one of the more eccentric maiden overs I've seen. A massive long hop, a full toss and on both occasions the batsmen decided not to run.

  15. Ban 285-9 lead by 261

    A big googly from Rashid spits and kicks and hits Hom on the back and goes all the way to fine leg for four leg-byes. Worrying signs for England with a run chase to come. Hom turns down a couple of singles in that over trying to protect Kamrul but can't get a run off the final ball and the new man will start the next over on strike.

  16. Ban 281-9 lead by 257

    Shuvagata Hom slashes Stokes through the covers for four off the first ball of the over. A single next ball brings new man Kamrul Islam on strike. The number 11 is in danger of becoming the first man to be out for a duck in his first four Test innings.

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    Prabhanjan Badami: Is it possible that England's warm-up leg in Bangladesh has already left them gasping ahead of an arduous India tour ?

    Arsh Hubil: Quiet confident, if batsman named Rain bats till 5th day for England, they will salvage a draw.

    Mark Sargeant: Rashid may go for a few but he gets wickets. That's why we play him, not to hold an end up. To complain about that is daft.

  18. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    He was trying to hit that back towards our hotel! That was a simple catch. I think England must have had one hell of a rollicking at lunchtime.

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    Mehedi c Root b Rashid 2 (Ban 276-9)

    Mehedi charges down the wicket and tries to hit Rashid out of Dhaka. He only succeeds in edging the ball to Joe Root at slip however. England are mopping up the tail quickly here.

  20. How's stat?!

    Andrew Samson
    BBC Test Match Special statistician

    Jonny BairstowReuters

    Jonny Bairstow is up to 57 dismissals for the calendar year now, which is an England record. The world record is 67.