Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

Liam Plunkett is bowling some nice change-ups - that's what I like about him.

Liam Plunkett steams in, Tamim is taking on all comers now though. He leaves the technique textbook at home, down the track and squeezing a huge edge over the head of the man close in and away for runs.

Excellent yorker from Plunks next up.

Tamim showing some intent, but is limited to three more singles.

A diving Jason Roy at point with a good stop may have prevented a boundary.

Matthew Bristow: Even with the best squad in ODI cricket, England can't resist messing with the side to accommodate the out of form and crocked.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at The Oval

I was just climbing the stairs in the press box, with former England batsman Rob Key coming down in the opposite direction. "Watch out," said a steward. "There's a big vehicle coming." I don't know who he was referring to...

Ban 238-2 (Tamim 119, Mushfiqur 65)published at 41.3 overs

41.3 overs

What are we saying for a Bangladesh total then? 330? 340? More?

They are on to set England a mighty chase. Could be a very exciting afternoon.

Mark Wood is into the attack for his eighth over. SIX! Tamim is seeing it like a beachball, picks it off his pads and flicks it miles back for six more.

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Better from Moeen. Mushfiqur crouches down and cuts one which is picked up by backward point. Following that, there's a failed attempt at a reverse-sweep and then a single to end the over.

England will have a chase on their hands. Will we see the injured Woakes bat? If not, how much of a miss will he be?

Ban 230-2 (Tamim 113, Mushfiqur 63)published at 40.3 overs

40.3 overs

Into the last 10 overs then - it's been more than 20 overs since England took a wicket and they need one soon if they are to stop the rot.

That's six though! Tamim has absolutely nailed Moeen into the stands! What a hit, and a super catch in the stands too.

Tamim Iqbal, stalwart at the crease, bring up his 124-ball century.

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This match is taking its toll on England (see what I did there?)

Plunkett with a economical start to the over, just two singles from the first four balls.

But then the centurion shimmies to his right, the bowler follows him but Tamim still slaps it through to the boundary for four. Well readjusted.

Tamim may just have got himself a century, but not long before Mushfiqur brought up his 50 with a boundary off Root.

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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

What I've liked most is the maturity with which he approached the innings.

He paced his innings, took his time at the start, started slowly but he has capitalised. He could really cut loose now.

100 (Ban 214-2 (Tamim 100, Mushfiqur 62)published at 39 overs

39 overs

He's done it. He works it through to the leg side for an easy single.

An excellent innings, could be a match-winner. Well batted, sir.

We're going to see some spin again as England's premier turner Moeen is brought back.

Tamim moves to 99. His teammates are on the balcony ready to celebrate ...