So England are up to second in this World Cup table.

They have thrashed Bangladesh by 106 runs to return to winning ways.

Read our match report for full details and highlights while if you want more cricket you can also follow New Zealand v Afghanistan. That one is getting a little tense.

Scroll down for highlights and reaction from England's win!

Mark Wood also took two wickets and Adil Rashid one...

While Ben Stokes bowled excellently at the lower order for three wickets after dismissing Shakib...

Bangladesh's best partnership was again between Mushfiqur Rahim and Shakib. Liam Plunkett dismissed Mushfiqur to break it...

After a brilliant batting display, England were also excellent with the ball.

Jofra Archer was intimidating up top. He bowled Souyma Sarkar with a stunning delivery - the first wicket of the innings...

He then nipped in with two at the end to close out the match...

England skipper Eoin Morgan: "We knew we had to improve with the bat, we were outstanding and Jason got a good score. He's very intimidating to play against so the impact that has on our team is very significant. The majority of people will open with spin but there are always things to throw against us. Hopefully we can counter all the plans thrown at us. The bowlers were all outstanding, they are wonderful to captain."

On Jos Buttler's injury: "No serious concern with Jos at the moment. He didn't keep wicket as a precaution after he felt his hip, but it will be monitored over the next 48 hours."

Bangladesh centurion Shakib Al Hasan: "Very happy with the way I played but we didn't start well with the ball and when they got the start they capitalised and we had to play the catch up game. Credit goes to the England batsmen. We need to pick ourselves up because there are plenty of games left."

Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza: "387 is too many to be asking from the batsmen. In the first four or five overs we had control but after England took over. We knew we had to get Roy out and then we could have got back into the match.

Asked if he would change his decision to bowl first if given the chance: "I think so. The pitch had been one and a half days under cover so the straightforward decision should have been to field. Sometimes you need a bit of luck to get those early wickets. 320 or 330 could have been a different chase.

On centurion Shakib Al Hasan: "From the first match he has been playing so well for us. His bowling also has been fantastic. He is performing so well at the moment. There is a long way to go, hopefully the other players will step up. The next two or three matches will be very important for us."

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on TMS

Buttler is a terrific player to have, you can't set fields to him and these boundaries are just not big enough for him. The World Cup is back on track.

Here's the final wicket for the match, taken by Jofra Archer.

It was another vicious bouncer and sealed England's win.

Liam Plunkett: "Another great partnership up top, it's always nice to get runs on the board. We took our time and got ourselves in and got a monster score. It's obviously nice to get in at number eight and strike a few balls. It's nice to keep to our standards with the ball, it was a bit swirly but I bowled my eight overs into the wind and it was a good performance."

We'll continue to bring you reaction from this game. Follow New Zealand v Afghanistan here.

Eoin Morgan says there is no serious concern over Jos Buttler.

Jos Buttler again entertained today. He and Eoin Morgan contributed in the middle order with good knocks which helped propel England to their highest total in a World Cup.

Buttler scored 64 from 44 balls with trademark big shots...

The only worry was the injury he seemed to pick up when hitting this six. He did not take to the field in the second innings.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on TMS

If England can clear out the peripheral nonsense - against Pakistan they were agitated - it's about the mentality going forward.

Was Jason Roy distracted by hitting six sixes in an over when he got out?

He hit three in a row before skying one up for a simple catch...

Man of the match Jason Roy: "It was great to right those wrongs from the last game. Jonny and myself didn't quite know what the pitch was going to behave like so we knew with our line-up batting the whole 50 we were going to get enough. We've put in a well rounded performance so I'm extremely happy with the boys."

Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow had to battle early. They were very smart. After a cautious start they then put on another hundred partnership.

Bairstow fell but Roy went on to smash 153 from 121 balls.

Here are some of the highlights...

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

Well played to everyone down here for getting this ground fit - there was torrential rain down here last night, there were lakes in the car park.

Jason Roy is named man of the match.

No surprises there.