It's captain to captain as Mashrafe brings himself back on.

A ball angling down leg, and with a majority off-side field, he kindly ties a bow on top and gifts Morgan an easy four.

Hands on hips and big sighs from the Bangladeshi fielders.

Wonder what the score predictor says now?

Some live stuff from the England captain, smacking Mosaddek Hossain to the boundary.

We have seen the TV replays a number of times and I'm still not sure whether that Tamim catch carried or not. We need to let it go, another over has passed ...

Seven from Shakib's over as England continue to size down the total.

92 from 78 needed.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

You never know with the replays, you can never be 100% sure, but it did look like the ball had been grounded.

Tamim is a spirited cricketer, his dander does get up. He's a player you'd want on your side. There's no point arguing with the umpire as the third umpire has said that it's not out.

Eventful over. An A for effort but it did look like it had hit the ground.

He may have taken it a bit too far with the umpires though. He was not happy.

Anyway, aside from all that, just three from the over.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Morgan drilled it. From my angle it looked like it was always dying on the fielder and wouldn't quite get to the fielder.

Tamim Iqbal is not happy, he clearly thinks he caught it.

I think that's a clean catch. No, now I see it again I think it's hit the ground...

Morgan had chipped the ball, it was taken from a diving-forward Tamim at long-on.

He felt he had caught it but TV replays weren't conclusive and looked as if he may have grounded it.

Tamim is not happy at all and he's letting the umpires know that.

Morgan stays.

Wow! Catch! Morgan has gone. Or has he? Did it carry? The umpire has referred it up.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Joe Root is really struggling. It his ankle do we think? He ricked it playing a pull shot.

He needs ice on it and, and some levitation. No, elevation!

Eng 204-2 (Root 83, Morgan 22)published at 35 overs

35 overs

England need 306 runs to win

The 200 is up for England, but Root looks in trouble again with his ankle, hobbling through for a second run.

Is it worth risking him?

Morgan drives down the ground for another single, again Root doesn't look comfortable at all as he limps through.

102 needed from 90.

The sun is shining in South London. Morgan pulls the first ball after the break, he pulls it high, a risky shot which bounces just inside the rope for four.

They continue to get the ones and twos.

Bangladesh look a little glum and resigned at the moment, they need a wicket.

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We travelled back to Shane Warne's 'ball of the century', when he removed England's Mike Gatting with his first delivery in an Ashes Test at Old Trafford in 1993.

A quiet patch in the game...

Well it was until Morgan swivels on his mark and pulls one past the diving Sabbir at mid-on for four.

Two more singles in that over. 116 needed from 102.

England look comfortable. Time for a drinks break.

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Morgan lofts it over to long off, Root wants a second but his captain wisely sends him back.

Scoreboard ticks along, strike is rotated - how many times have we said that in the past with these two?

Oh, Alex Hales! Five runs from his century he tries to go big off Sabbir Rahman but manages to find sub fielder Sunzamul Islam.

Top bowling from Rubel. A tight tight over, just the two coming from it. High fives and back slaps from his teammates.

You'd back England, and these two in particular, to see this out.

But a couple of quick wickets and the pendulum can swing.

Shot. Joe Root showing little sign of that ankle injury from earlier with a cover drive off the back foot for four.

The Bangladeshi fans have gone a little quiet, despite that Hales dismissal.

129 needed from 120 balls.

So we now have both the ODI captain and the Test captain at the crease.

Today's skipper Eoin Morgan gets off the mark with a fine touch to guide the ball down to the third man boundary for four.

Six from the over.