England win with 5.5 overs to spare
Second victory in two games
Roy 61 (38), Malan 28* (25)
Bangladesh 124-9: Mushfiqur 29 (30)
Mills 3-27 - 2 wkts off last 2 balls
Livingstone 2-15, Moeen 2-18
Super 12, Group 1, Abu Dhabi
Mushfiqur lbw Livingstone 29 (Ban 63-4)
Decision overturned!
It was pitched up by Livingstone, Mushfiqur went to play that reverse sweep he loves, misses the ball and replays show it would have gone on to clatter into the stumps.
A brilliant review from England and Livingstone strikes in his first over.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
It looked quite close.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I don't mind this...
England are interested in this! Mushfiqur is hit on the pads by a Livingstone leg-spinner. Did it pitch in line of leg stump? Given not out but Morgan doesn't hesitate in the review.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I think 140 will be a challenging total for England to chase down. It doesn't look that easy to hit through the line of the ball. It looks hard to consistently hit the ball out of the middle of the bat.
Liam Livingstone bowls turns his arm for the first time in this game, and in the tournament.
Musshfiqur goes aerial, hitting up and over the infield for two.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It's been a fantastic start for England, but Bangladesh have just managed to wrestle back some momentum. They are now giving themselves a chance to build a platform and get a competitive total on the board.
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Jordan just isn't up to this level. I fear his 4 overs will cost England dearly later in the tournament.
James, London
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That is beautifully played.
Clever! Another short ball from Mills and Mushfiqur plays an innovative paddle shot which goes up and over Jos Buttler for four - the batter using the pace of the ball to help the ball along its way.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
I have no idea how people bowl slower balls. It's incredible. If I tried it, it'd go over the batter's head...
The rapid Tymal Mills bowls a back of the hand slower ball. He disguises it so well.
A shorter delivery is pulled by Mahmudullah - the batter doesn't really get hold of it but manages to take a couple.
Closer than we thought but the bat was grounded. On we go.
Bangladesh take a quick single. A direct hit from Eoin Morgan and we go to the TV umpires. I think Mushfiqur is safe.
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Mushfiqur 20, Mahmudullah 8
A boundary and three singles from Rashid's over. Bangladesh won't want to lose any more wickets in the next four or five over and seem quite content in keeping things ticking along for now.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That's a positive stroke from Mahmudullah.
Intent shown by Mahmudullah as he takes three big strides down the ground and launches Rashid through mid-off for four.
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Buenos Noches: Kudos to Bangladesh for already hitting Adil Rashid for more runs in 3 balls than the West Indies managed in the whole match. For 4 fewer wickets no less.
A Bangladesh fan holds up a sign which says he wants to be on TV. He seems in good spirits, despite his team's less than ideal start.
Chris Jordan struggles with line in his first over, either too far outside off or straying down leg.