Bangladesh win by 50 runs but lose series 2-1
England go from 54-0 to 196 all out
Vince 38, Salt 35, Woakes 34
Bangladesh bowled out for 246, with Shakib making 75 and Mushfiqur 70
Archer 3-35, Rashid 2-21, Curran 2-51
18-year-old Ahmed makes ODI debut - becomes youngest man to play 50-over cricket for England
Finishes with 1-62 from his 10 overs after taking caught and bowled off final delivery
Half a chance as Mushfiqur swats at another Curran delivery, looping the ball just beyond a stretching Jofra Archer for two.
The Bangladesh number four punishes Curran a couple of deliveries later, whipping one off his feet for a boundary through the leg side.
Rehan Ahmed gets his first touch of the ball, fielding at deep third man as Bangladesh sneak a single.
The hosts could do with a boundary. England have put on the squeeze magnificently.
Image source, ReutersBangladesh are going nowhere. Sam Curran bowls a maiden with the final ball of his over only just beating Mushifiqur's bat.
Shanto 6, Mushfiqur 1
Image source, BBC SportChris Woakes backs up bowling partner Curran with an economical over in the powerplay. Just three from his latest set of deliveries.
Tamim c Vince b Curran 11 (Ban 17-2)
Sam Curran bounces back in the best possible way, removing the captain who is caught at point after catching the ball with a leading edge.
There's plenty of swing and seam on offer.
Thirteen runs from the over already as Shanto picks a shorter one and pulls it away to the ropes.
Chaos in the field. Bangladesh try a risky single but Phil Salt overthrows it and both James Vince and Jofra Archer are done by a dodgy bounce backing up.
The ball runs away to the fence. That's five more runs to the total.
Shot! Bangladesh get their first boundary as Tamim Iqbal leans forward, driving past bowler Sam Curran for four.
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Close again, this time from Chris Woakes who gets the ball to keep low against Shanto, just beating his bat.
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Sam Curran gives the umpire a death stare as his last delivery is signalled a wide.
He runs in again, this time on to the stumps forcing number three Najmul Hossain Shanto into a block.
Top start for England.
Litton c Buttler b Curran (Ban 1-1)
Image source, ReutersA beauty!
Litton Das goes without scoring as Sam Curran gets a wicket in the first over.
It's a nothing shot from Litton, attempting to dab the ball into the off side, but he ends up feathering it to Jos Buttler behind the stumps.
England are up for this.
And a good start. Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal blocks the first delivery.
England have two slips in.
Sam Curran takes the new ball. He'll bowl first for the tourists.
And that brings us to now. The players are heading out. Early wickets please England.
Image source, Getty ImagesIn the second ODI on Friday, Jason Roy scored a superb century as England thumped Bangladesh by 132 runs in the second one-day international to secure the series with a game to spare.
The opener's 12th ODI ton and a fluent 76 from captain Jos Buttler took the tourists to 326-7 in Mirpur.
Sam Curran quickly reduced Bangladesh to 9-3 in the chase and despite Shakib Al Hasan's battling half-century, the hosts limped to 194 all out.
Image source, Getty ImagesDawid Malan scored a battling century to lead England to a hard-fought three-wicket win over Bangladesh in the first of three one-day internationals on Wednesday.
The left-hander's fourth ODI ton held the tourists' chase together as they overhauled Bangladesh's 209 all out with eight balls to spare.
On a pitch in Mirpur offering assistance to seamers and spinners alike, wickets fell at regular intervals in the chase.
But Malan hit the winning boundary to put England ahead in the series.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland have won in two of their past three ODI visits to Chattogram, comfortably beating the Tigers in 2010 and 2016, but losing in 2011 by two wickets.
At the 2014 T20 World Cup, England were humiliated by the Netherlands here in a 45-run defeat, with Stuart Broad's side bowled out for just 88.
A dark day for English cricket.
Bangladesh: Tamim Iqbal (c), Litton Das, Najmul Hossain Shanto, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Shakib Al Hasan, Mahmudullah, Afif Hossain, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Taijul Islam, Ebadot Hossain, Mustafizur Rahman.
England: Jason Roy, Phil Salt, Dawid Malan, James Vince, Sam Curran, Jos Buttler (c/wk),Moeen Ali, Chris Woakes, Rehan Ahmed, Adil Rashid, Jofra Archer.
England captain Jos Buttler: "We're desperate to play a good game of cricket today and win the match. We'd have looked to bowl first.
"I think Rehan Ahmed is going to make his debut today so it's really exciting for him.
"We improved from game one to game two, we'd like to improve for the next game as well.
"He's a young guy, he's really exciting, he's good with the bat and bowls a bit of leg spin. We think he has a really bright future and hopefully we'll see that today.
"Archer and Woakes come back in as well."
Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal: "I think the wicket looks a little dry. We need to put up a good score and try and defend it. I'm hoping it will spin a little in the second innings.
"I think all our top order is capable as playing big. We just have to play as a team for once.
"Taskin is having a break, Ebadot Hossain is in for this one."