You can catch up with today's action courtesy of Matthew Henry's wonderful match report.

There's also another game starting in 30 minutes or so, when Scotland take on Namibia.

We'll see you over here for that one.

Peter: Morgan has to be the best limited-overs captain around today, surely? Bringing Livingstone on was a stroke of pure genius.

England's Chris Woakes - who took 1-12 - speaking to TMS: "It was a warm one out there. A nice breeze, which helped. It's certainly warmer than Birmingham.

"It's been a really good start from the boys. You always want to start well, particularity in this type of format where it always looks like it could be a dogfight. but to have two wins out of two is a good start."

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

There are going to be tougher tests than they've had today, they'll be put under some serious pressure from teams they are yet to come up against in the Super 12s tournament.

England captain Eoin Morgan: "Our bowlers have started the tournament really well. It's a huge compliment to how far our white ball cricket has come along. We have a huge squad of players from our 2019 success and that lends itself to T20 cricket.

"It's nice for Jason and Dawid to get some time at the wicket. Jason is so imposing and when you play like that on slow wickets, it makes it difficult to set fields and how to bowl to him."

Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah: "We are very disappointed with the way we batted especially. It was a very good wicket to bat on but we din't make any partnership in the middle.

"If you don't get a good start, it gets difficult later on. We are much more skill hitters than power hitters. We need to reassess a lot of things, especially in batting, and come up with a good plan."

England are next in action on Saturday against Australia - because they don't play enough matches against each other - while Bangladesh face West Indies on Friday.

Player of the match Jason Roy on playing his 50th T20 international: "At the start of my career I felt like there were sporadic T20s here and there. It's been nice to get into a bit more of a routine over the past few years and it's nice to get going here."

On today's performance: "You want to get off to as good as a start as possible but these pitches have been hard to do so. Today was alright - managed to find a few gaps, but it's definitely a case of keeping a few wickets in hand and then powering on."

Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

The groups are now starting to take shape. You can see teams which are finding their own way to play. It seems England in this group, and Pakistan in the other group, are the two favourites.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special

England have been efficient and ruthless. They have hammered them.

An absolute thrashing.

Jonny Bairstow cracks four through mid-wicket, and England claim victory with 35 balls to spare.

Six overs. Three runs needed.

A single means that a four will do it for England.

Mustafizur is back and is promply clattered for four over cover by Dawid Malan.

Five away...

Eleven runs from 42 balls.

I've got a feeling England might do this.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

That was Jason Roy's seventh T20 international fifty and second in his last three innings.

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Jonny Bairstow is off the mark with an easy two.