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
Ebadot continues and sees his first ball middled through the covers by Woakes - unfortunately for the England man, there is a fielder out there and he has to settle for a single.
A further four singles come from the over as England are content just to tick over for the time being.
I love Moeen Ali and, personally, think he's still got a big role to play for this white-ball side.
Maybe he was still just a bit giddy today after yesterday's result at Anfield...
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James: Time for Moeen to retire gracefully. He hasn’t hit a proper big score in so long it’s ridiculous. He’s never able to take England to victory.
SafcPete: Just Moeen doing Moeen things. Never the man to stand up in a crisis.
Image source, BBC SportInteresting call from Tamim Iqbal as he takes Shakib out of the attack, holding back his last two overs rather than trying to press home Bangladesh's advantage.
Taijul's over is a decent one, though, with just four coming from it.
Need another 115 to win
Chris Woakes walks in at number eight and is off the mark with a wristy flick into the leg side for two.
Moeen b Ebadot 2 (Eng 130-6)
Image source, ReutersBrilliant yorker and England are wobbling now.
Pacey from Ebadot Hossain and the ball is through Moeen Ali, brushing his pad and crashing into the off stump.
England are losing wickets in clumps.
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30-odd and out. Again. 'Vincey' is surely the cricket equivalent of 'Spursy'.
Ian, Totton.
Moeen Ali is the new man for England, joining Buttler.
Two very experienced campaigners for the visitors as they try to negotiate their way through a tricky chase.
Vince c Mushfiqur b Shakib 38 (Eng 127-5)
Image source, ReutersIt's a good job there is still plenty of batting to come!
James Vince thumped the previous ball back down the ground for four but that is some comeback from Shakib Al Hasan.
The ball is angling in to the right-hander, pitches on middle and straightens to take a feather of an edge as Vince tries to turn it to leg.
It's not been a flawless chase by any stretch, Jon, but there is a long way to go, the required rate is very manageable and there is plenty of batting still to come.
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Jon Hayes: It’s turning into a poor performance - over experimenting…
Target 247
Ebadot Hossain is back into the attack and it's a solid over from the seamer.
Just four from it, two singles apiece for Buttler and Vince.
Thanks, Joe. It looks like this one could go down to the wire.
If it does then England will want to make sure the skipper is still there come the closing stages.
Image source, BBC SportAnother over ticks by, seven from it.
An intriguing part of the game coming up now. Sam Drury will take you through it.
Risky shot rom Jos Buttler who paddles a straight one at the very last moment for three. Missed that and it would have hit. Heart in mouth stuff from the skipper.
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If it was my decision, I think England should take Bairstow, Hales and Malan as the top 3 for the World Cup, I know Jason Roy has scored a hundred in this series but he just hasn't looked like the same player he once was over the last 12 months.
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No Joe Root, Mike?
Vince 27, Buttler 0
Great stuff from Mehidy, four runs and that crucial wicket of Sam Curran from his latest.
The stands are starting to fill up now in Chittagong. Bring the noise!
Well there's a chance for Vince to impress now with the skipper at the other end.
Will the Hampshire man get England out of a hole?
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Vince has won short format trophies all over the world, captained teams to titles and regularly comes up big when needed for Hants or Sydney Sixers. As a die hard Hants fan we appreciate him, even if the rest of England doesn't.
Chris
Curran c Litton b Mehidy 23 (Eng 104-4)
Image source, ReutersAnother one bites the dust! The 49-run partnership is broken!
Sam Curran gets twitchy, trying to take on Mehidy with a whopper down the ground, but he doesn't get enough on it, chipping it to the fielder on the long-on boundary.
England open the door as skipper Jos Buttler walks out to the crease.