Summary

  • Root's finishes with 133 off 129 balls

  • Hales makes 95, Morgan unbeaten on 75

  • Tamim top-scores for Bangladesh (128)

  • Plunkett is England's best bowler (4-59)

  • Watch full highlights on BBC Two at 23:20 BST (UK only)

Live Reporting

Kal Sajad

  1. Watch: Soumya Sarkar caught by Bairstow off Stokes

    Ben Stokes with the breakthrough as a short ball is hit without much conviction by Sarkar straight down Bairstow's throat.

  2. Ban 68-1 (Tamim 29, Kayes 9)

    Bangladesh accumulating runs. Still no news on the injury suffered by Chris Woakes...

  3. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Test Match Special

    It wasn't a good ball and with the angle it was a gift on the leg stump.

    That won't cheer Stokes or the captain up.

  4. Ban 66-1 (Tamim 28, Kayes 8)

    Ben Stokes appeared to get through his first over without any troubles to that knee, only he will know of course.

    But there's another chance! He makes things happen as new man in Imrul Kayes edges away for four. Would have gone to first slip.

    Stokes = box office.

    Joe Root is moved from the leg side to slip - and Imrul Kayes then pops a four exactly where Root was...

  5. Ban 57-1 (Tamim 27, Kayes 0)

    Good solid opening over for Liam Plunkett, who ends by beating the outside edge of the bat.

    Ben Stokes back in to bowl...

  6. Ban 57-1 (Tamim 27, Kayes 0)

    Liam Plunkett is into the attack now for England, a fifth seamer used already, as they try and put some pressure on new batsman Imrul Kayes.

  7. Alec Stewart
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    Sarakr has jumped up to give the kitchen sink to that. Because it popped up a little slower, he kind of guided it into the fielder's hands.

  8. wicket

    WICKET

    Sarkar c Bairstow b Stokes 28 (56-1)

    Breakthrough! It's Ben Stokes too. More bad shot than good ball though to be honest as Soumya Sarkar gets underneath the ball and can only float one out to sub fielder Jonny Bairstow, who catches comfortably.

  9. Watch: Sarkar hits a six back over bowler Ball’s head

    The first six of the day is a beaut as Soumya Sarkar waltzes down the wicket before clubbing the ball over the long on boundary.

  10. Ban 55-0 (Tamim 25, Sarkar 28)

    Stokes bowling

    Ben Stokes is into the attack, let's see how sharp he looks. Well, that's a wide first up.

    Nice and tight line though after that.

  11. Get Involved

    When Liam Plunkett goes off the field most of the time the reason is to get his bowling boots on.

    Ben, via tms@bbc.co.uk

  12. Ban 52-0 (Tamim 24, Sarkar 27)

    Soumya Sarkar is getting into the groove now. He's onto a short ball as quick as you like, cutting high and hard away for four. Punched away.

    Jake Ball getting the treatment - that's another great shot! Steps onto the ball and smacks it away - 16 off the over!

    That's the 50 up too.

  13. 6 runs

    Ban 42-0 (Tamim 23, Sarkar 18)

    Six! First one of the day as Soumya Sarkar comes down the track and thwacks the ball back over Jake Ball's head.

    That's gone a long, long way...

  14. Alec Stewart
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    Tamim had no idea where the ball went. Great bowling from Mark Wood, who is very unlucky.

  15. Ban 36-0 (Tamim 23, Sarkar 12)

    Tamim in trouble! Mark Wood peppers him with a short ball and he gets in a mess, the ball comes off the blade, goes high up in the air, nobody knows where it is and it almost comes back on to the stumps!

    Great response though to the next short ball, pulled away Lara style for four.

    A fifth of the way through the innings.

  16. Alec Stewart
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    The fact Chris Woakes has walked off after two overs is a real concern. Liam Plunkett is also off the pitch. I don't know why that is, but if they are two bowlers down so early in the tournament that is a real concern.

  17. Ban 32-0 (Tamim 19, Sarkar 12)

    There's no chance I'm wading into a north-south debate with you Martin...

    Razor-sharp single taken by Soumya Sarkar. Bangladesh looking to up the rate?

  18. Watch: Moeen Ali drops Sarkar at square leg

    Moeen Ali drops the easiest of catches as Soumya Sarkar thumps the ball straight to him at square leg.

  19. Get Involved

    How can England justify leaving out Johnny Bairstow? They persist with (statistically) the worst opening partnership in current ODI form. Yet leave out THE in-form batsman who is also amongst the best fielders in the country and covers the keepers' position. Jason Roy is a lucky man.

    Secondly, why is this tournament being played only for the benefit of fans in the south of England? When it was announced I looked to get tickets but no games are being staged further north than Edgbaston. Half the country is excluded from the action. Don't cricket fans in the north deserve a slice of the cake?

    Martin, via tms@bbc.co.uk

  20. Queues before the start of play

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