Defending champions England qualify for semi-finals of World Cup
Bangladesh never in contention in run-chase - three wickets apiece for Ecclestone & Dean
Dunkley's 67 off 72 lifts England to 234-6
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Christchurch
Image source, Getty ImagesThey used prisoners to build this ground in the 1860s. It was designated as a ground to build for sports and recreation after an earthquake in 1855.
50 partnership from Sciver and Beaumont from the fourth ball of the over. It's not been the most attacking spell, but they're building a solid foundation here.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's fair to say Nigar Sultana Joty isn't particularly inclined to rotate her bowlers. We didn't have a change until the 12th over, and this pair have bowled since then.
And here comes Nahida again.
Nat Sciver drives dead straight, it clips the wicket. Did it hit Ritu Moni's finger on the way through?
No matter, Tammy Beaumont was well inside her crease.
More Nahida, more singles.
It's definitely brightened up in Wellington, but the England team are still looking a bit chilly on the boundary. There's a towel being used as improvised blanket.
Ritu Moni's back on her rhythm as England can only stretch to four runs.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's the third game on this pitch, it's only going to get slower and lower which is why I think Heather Knight opted to bat first.
Bit of a shout from Nahida for an lbw, but nothing doing. This pitch doesn't seem to be turning much.
Put that boundary to one side, and it's a small sample size, admittedly, but Ritu Moni really has been on the money right away...
Good response from Ritu Moni as she ties England back down.
A bit of action!
Nat Sciver lofts Ritu Moni over her head for four. Steady accumulation may be the order of the day for England, but I think the game needed that.
Nahida restricts England to three from the over. It's fair to say the game does feel in a bit of a holding pattern at the minute.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Bring the fielders up, one boundary isn't going to hurt you. Put some pressure on and make the batters go over the top.
Just one more single off it.
This might not be the most exhilarating batting display from England, but a bit of accumulation and only a few wickets lost would put them in a reasonable position to push on at the end of innings.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesI like the Kevin and Perry look, I've got a nice bucket hat too.
Fifty up for England as Nat Sciver pushes Ritu Moni into the covers.
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Christchurch
It's old-fashioned one-day cricket that's needed today. You can't win the game in the first 15 overs but you could lose it.
Tight again from Nahida. A few tense faces sported by the members of the England team gathered by the boundary.
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Georgie Heath: What a story Bangladesh have been this World Cup. Such a great demonstration of the growth of the women's game worldwide. They have played with ease and confidence and given some of the best a scare. Long may the growth continue.