WICKETpublished at 46.4 overs
Taskin c Buttler b Archer 14 (Ban 208-9)
Got 'im!
Jofra Archer finally sees the back of Taskin Ahmed as Bangladesh's number nine under-edges one through to Jos Buttler.
One wicket to go.
Summary
England win by three wickets to take 1-0 lead in three-match series
Dawid Malan hits brilliant unbeaten 114 off 145 balls to guide England home with eight balls to spare
Malan shares unbroken 51 with Adil Rashid (17*) for eighth wicket
Bangladesh bowled out for 209 in 47.2 overs after winning toss
Archer, Wood, Rashid and Moeen all take two wickets
WICKETpublished at 46.4 overs
Ban 207-8published at 46.3 overs
Jofra Archer continues. England have half a chance of a run-out after Taskin hesitates a single, but Will Jacks can't hit the stumps with his direct-hit attempt.
Ban 206-8published at 46 overs
Taskin 14, Taijul 9
Bangladesh are just building a mini-partnership here. Twenty four runs off 20 balls.
Ban 205-8published at 45.4 overs
Crucial runs as Wood misses a yorker and Taijul whips it off his feet for four more.
Ban 200-8published at 45.2 overs
A wide delivery and then Taijul works the ball off his pads for a single as the 200 comes up for Bangladesh.
Standing ovation in Mirpur.
Ban 198-8published at 45.1 overs
Taskin 14, Taijul 3
Pace from both ends now as Mark Wood has Taskin edging one short of backward point.
Ban 197-8published at 45 overs
Image source, BBC SportBrilliant from Archer, just three runs from his latest set.
Bangladesh's tailenders are really struggling with his pace. Plenty of deliveries whistling past the outside edge.
Ban 194-8published at 44 overs
England are still well in control, but if Bangladesh do get to 220 that might just give their side some confidence at the change of innings.
Jofra Archer continues.
Ban 194-8published at 43.5 overs
Next ball and a properly good cricket shot as Taskin goes on the backfoot and dabs the ball through a vacant third man for four more.
Ban 190-8published at 43.4 overs
Image source, ReutersHUGE! Where did this come from as Taskin drops down to one knee and slogs one into the stands for six.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 09:20 Greenwich Mean Time 1 March 2023
#bbccricket
Peter: The other way of looking at it Luke (09:09) is it gives more players the chance to play for England, helps those who are good at one format and not the others, plus gives us (the fans) lots of great cricket to watch! .. (see yesterday).
Not outpublished at 09:20 Greenwich Mean Time 1 March 2023
Well, well.
Taskin survives, that looked plumb but the extra bounce in this pitch sees the ball bouncing over.
Huge cheers in Mirpur.
Bangladesh reviewpublished at 43.1 overs
Ban 184-8
Taskin's given lbw off the bowling of Adil Rashid.
He reviews it.
Ban 183-8published at 43 overs
Taijul 1, Taskin 3
Jofra Archer finishes with a fuller delivery which Taskin swings at, and misses.
England will be very pleased with their performance so far.
WICKETpublished at 42.3 overs
Mehidy c Buttler b Archer 7 (Ban 182-8)
Jofra Archer has his first of the game. Sweeping up the tail as Mehidy Hasan Miraz gets a thick edge and Jos Buttler takes a smart catch diving to his right.
Two more wickets to go for England.
Ban 182-7published at 42 overs
Image source, BBC SportAdil Rashid is back into the attack. He has a slip and a leg slip in.
Five runs come off his latest over, but the Bangladesh batters don't look too set quite yet.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 09:09 Greenwich Mean Time 1 March 2023
#bbccricket
Luke Speight: No wonder the players are retiring from one format to concentrate on one or two. How can any player sustain playing Tests which ended yesterday and any other when ODI started today! The schedules are killing the game!
Ban 177-7published at 41 overs
Close! Woakes gets some extra bounce to find Mehidy's edge but the ball lands safe on the off side.
An eighth wicket is very close I reckon.
Australia on top in third Testpublished at 09:07 Greenwich Mean Time 1 March 2023
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's tea on day one of the third Test between India and Australia - and so far, the tourists are dominating.
India were skittled for 109 after choosing to bat first in Indore with left-arm spinner Matthew Kuhnemann taking 5-16 for the Aussies.
Travis Head fell early in Australia's reply but that is the only wicket to fall in the innings with Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne putting on 59 for the second wicket.
The visitors will resume on 71-1, trailing by only 38, in the evening session.
Ban 176-7published at 40.2 overs
Mehidy 5, Taskin 0
Left-hander Taskin Ahmed is the new batter. Chris Woakes concedes a single off Mehidy to get him on strike.