Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on TMS

Bangladesh just have to keep going the way they are. If they can't get to 380 then get to 330 and make sure your net run-rate isn't damaged too badly.

The target may be beyond them but Shakib is playing extremely nicely and he caresses Rashid through the covers for his fifth four. The fifty stand between the two venerable Bangladesh batsmen.

Paul Farbrace
Ex-England assistant coach on BBC Test Match Special

These two are experienced, have played a lot of important innings for Bangladesh and got their team home but they will have to play two extraordinary innings to even get close today.

Shakib does not know much about this drive at Woods, who is again over 90mph, but it skews away high to safety at wide third man for two. Nelson on the board.

Compact and bijou is Mushfiqur, take a look at this neatly-played boundary.

Paul Farbrace
Ex-England assistant coach on BBC Test Match Special

Adil Rashid will be missing his big mate Moeen Ali. Eoin Morgan captains Rashid exceptionally well in one-day cricket but Moeen plays a big role with Adil Rashid during his spells.

Another boundary for Shakib, seizing on a short one from Rashid and helping it away to the mid-wicket fence. England were 130-1 at the same stage.

A very organised player is Shakib and let's take a look at one of his five boundaries to date.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

It is Shakib's 52nd score of 50 or more in ODI cricket with seven hundreds. It is his third half-century in a row in this World Cup and his sixth in his past seven innings.

An impressive fifty for Shakib, his third consecutive half century of this World Cup, and it has come from 53 balls. Plunkett with 0-23 from his first five overs.

Paul Farbrace
Ex-England assistant coach on BBC Test Match Special

There should be a bit of grip for Adil Rashid. You'd think this wind would have dried the top of the pitch even more.

No major concerns for the batsmen in Rashid's opening over and they keep the scoreboard ticking, but two overs without a boundary and the required rate is up to 9.18.

A quick look at the England bowling, Woakes 0-30 from five, the express Archer 1-14 from five, Plunkett 0-18 in four and the rapid Wood 1-9 from three. Spin now, in the form of Adil Rashid.

Bangladesh accumulate the singles against Plunkett. Difficult to imagine what their tactics are in reply to such a mammoth total but they are keeping wickets intact and can consider further during a drinks break. I'm still thinking fondly about those ice creams with flakes and think I will get one on my next day off when the van tinkles into our cul-de-sac.

Theo: Roy and Archer have to start in the England XI in the first Test against the Aussies - two dynamic, game-changing individuals.

Neatly done again from Mushfiqur and another angled cut brings him his first boundary. A dapper gentleman impressively holding four ice creams with flakes is held back by the stewards - not a euphemism - before being allowed to make his way back to his seat at the end of the over.

England also have Mark Wood to bowl express pace and he claimed the big wicket of Tamim in the 12th over.

Paul Farbrace
Ex-England assistant coach on BBC Test Match Special

It has been a fantastic start for England. The discipline of the bowlers has been excellent. The only thing is they look like they are trying bowl cutters into the pitch and they just need to make sure they get their lengths and their lines right.

Mushfiqur has scored four fifties in his 11 previous matches against England, he may be small in stature but he relishes a challenge. This is certainly a challenge but Plunkett is a slightly easier proposition than Archer in full flow and the diminutive wicketkeeper delicately late cuts a single to retain the strike.