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
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Shane: Does anyone know why Alex Hales isn't playing in the ODI squad when he was a star at the T20 World Cup? I thought his path was clear since Morgan had retired. Should always be opening the batting in this format. A proven and consistent performer
Eng 69-3
A single to finish. We reach drinks with the match very much in the balance.
England need another 178 runs off 34 overs.
And we're back!
Sam Curran moves his feet, hopping down the pitch and launching Mehidy over the ropes for six.
England needed that.
Sam Curran sneaks a single to the leg side to avoid another maiden. He's on to an uncharacteristic four off 20.
England still need less than a run per ball though.
Safe to say Jason Roy didn't enjoy his dismissal...
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Image source, ReutersIt's slow-going for England now. Two more runs are added of Edabot's fifth over.
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This is quite niche, but there's a Canadian Indie band call the Blue Stones. Their song 'don't miss' has the chorus 'cos it's hit, hit, hit, I don't miss, miss, miss, uh-huh'. Could be good after run outs?
Paul in Huddersfield
Oh nice, now we're into match specific moments.
How about the "Hold on" bit from The Only Way is Up for dropped catches?
Target 247
Another tidy over rattles by, just one run from it. England haven't struck a boundary since Phil Salt creamed one through the covers in the ninth over.
He was out next ball.
Vince 1, Curran 2
Shakib, on 2-13 off his three, continues. Interestingly he doesn't have a slip in.
Image source, BBC SportThe run-rate has taken a nosedive. Vince and Curran are blocking things as they try to recover England's chase.
Edabot's latest goes for just two runs.
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Mark Burt: Three staggeringly bad shots back to back. England have been superb in this series so far but that’s village stuff.
Sporting Badger: Oh Jason Roy...What kind of a shot is that??? Three very soft, quick wickets!
Sam Curran blocks his first three deliveries before dabbing a single.
It's a gamble to launch him up the order, but with the series already won, I don't mind England trying new things.
Roy b Shakib 19 (Eng 55-3)
Image source, ReutersOh my!
England are collapsing. It's three wickets in eight balls as Shakib gets one to stay low and skid under Jason Roy's bat, clattering into his stumps.
Sam Curran is in at five, ahead of both Jos Buttler and Moeen Ali.
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Target 247
James Vince leaves the last delivery of Edabot's over.
Vince was poor in the field today, and he hasn't really got in in either of the past two matches. He could really do with a big score here.
Malan c Mahmudullah b Edabot 0 (Eng 55-2)
Image source, ReutersOne brings two.
Dawid Malan goes next over for a two-ball duck, trying to clear the inner-ring but instead chipping one straight to Mahmudullah at mid-on.
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James Gulleford: Having just hit a boundary and been playing so well, that is just a horrible shot and dismissal. Salt wouldn’t be in my World Cup team, he seems to give it away far too often!
Salt c Mahmudullad b Shakib 35 (Eng 54-1)
Image source, BBC SportThe magic is over. Phil Salt throws his wicket away, striking a filthy short delivery straight to extra cover.
He had all the time in the world there to pick a gap, but he just hammered it to the fielder.
England are manipulating the field beautifully as Phil Salt spots another gap, looping one for another four through a vacant cow corner.
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