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
I'm reliably informed from a source in Wellington that Alex Hartley's dress-a-like (22:46) is Nicole Appleton, of All Saints fame.
It's fair to say these opening overs have been a War of Nerves...
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In comes Ritu Moni to replace Jahandra. Just a single off her first over, that wait for a boundary continues.
Finally a change of bowling for Bangladesh as Nahida Akter replaces fellow spinner Salma Khatun.
Sciver cuts her second ball away and it looks to be heading for the boundary... until it's cut-off with a dive at the ropes.One further single off the over.
Just the two singles from the over. It's looking a bit sunnier out there...
Nat Sciver chops at a shorter ball from Jahanara and it scuds past her stumps. Just a few inches from playing on.
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England continues to nurdle Salma around. It's reasonable to be wary of the danger she poses, but it's now eight overs since the last boundary.
Jahanara continues. Tammy Beaumont still looks a little cautious - although this pitch doesn't look like it's offering much pace onto the bat.
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Image source, Getty ImagesSimon Blackwell: This has been a great tournament, particularly for the lower ranking teams such as Bangladesh. The full round-robin, rather than groups, has allowed for development and there has been real surprises in term of performance and results.
Next batter in is Nat Sciver. She and Tammy Beaumont work the ball around to add four to England's total and hopefully calm some nerves.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's not necessarily a wobble but there will be a few nerves in the dressing room.
Knight c Nigar Sultana Joty 6 (Eng 26-2)
She's gone! Clear spike on the ultra-edge!
That's Salma Khatun's 50th ODI wicket and what an important one it could be. She caused Australia big trouble last time out - can give England a similar headache?
Is that an edge? Knight cuts and captain Nigar Sultana Joty goes up behind the stumps.
We've got a not out call but we're going upstairs!
Jahanara will be pleased with her opening salvo, but she's conceded wides in three of her four overs. Cut those out and Bangladesh might really turn the screw.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I've got a stat; England are bottom of the pile in terms of average opening partnerships at this World Cup.
Just the two from the over as Salma Khatun keeps it tight at her end. She's conceded just seven runs from her opening three overs.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Christchurch
This weekend restrictions have been lifted in New Zealand, so grounds can be at full capacity.
England are the only side at this tournament not to record a fifty opening partnership. They have plenty of batting down the order, but a steady platform at the top would be helpful.
Jahanara hits the deck as she sends down her final delivery. A rueful smile - she has her wicket, a tumble won't bother her.
In comes captain Heather Knight, she clips her opening ball down to fine leg for a single.
Mel Jones
Ex-Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThere's extra bounce at Wellington and that ball was far too close for Wyatt to attempt that stroke.