Drama from the first delivery. Bangladesh think Jason Roy's out lbw. Umpire says no but we go upstairs.

Righto we're back to it. Mustafizur Rahman will bowl first for Bangladesh.

Bangladesh by the way failed to see out 50 overs in a three-match series for the first time since 2008 against South Africa.

England's bowling unit has been on fire in March.

Sam's grabbing me a cuppa too. What a guy, the Chris Woakes of the BBC Sport office.

Not too long now until England start their chase so I'm going to take the chance to go and grab a cuppa.

To take you through the rest of the interval and the start of the tourists' innings, I'll leave you in the eminently capable hands of Joe Rindl.

The fact Adil Rashid only bowled five overs - despite taking two wickets and looking dangerous as ever - is a clear indicator that, with the series won, England are in World Cup prep mode.

Jos Buttler knows what Rashid can do so wanted to give others, notable Rehan Ahmed, a chance to show off their skills.

The England skipper also knows what Jofra Archer can do but after so long out, it was good to see him come in and produce the goods at the death.

Rachel T: Rashid hugged Rehan Ahmed like a proud Dad. Love it.

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It is a big day for Rehan Ahmed and he bowled well on his ODI debut.

As you'd expect from an 18-year-old wrist spinner, there was the odd loose delivery but there were plenty of good ones, too.

A wicket with the last ball of his spell capped it all off and he can be satisfied with his performance so far. He'll fancy getting out there with the bat later so his day might not be done...

Sam Curran: 2-51 from eight overs

Chris Woakes: 1-27 from eight overs

Jofra Archer: 3-35 from 8.5 overs

Moeen Ali: 0-48 from nine overs

Rehan Ahmed: 1-62 from 10 overs

Adil Rashid: 2-21 from five overs

An up and down innings from Bangladesh but half-centuries from Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim and Najmul Hossain Shanto have taken them to a decent total.

England will back themselves to chase it but it's certainly not going to be easy.

Archer thinks he's got Mustafizur lbw first ball an instantly asks - almost demands - a review from Buttler.

Upstairs we go.

Shakib is turning down the singles and this is why! He smokes Archer through the covers for four.

Super timing and placement.

Ebadot Hossain guides the last ball of the over to third but they turn down the single.

Bangladesh want Shakib on strike.

Shakib dropped on 66published at 47.4 overs

47.4 overs

Ban 241-8

Sam Curran should have another wicket as Shakib pulls the ball out to deep mid-wicket.

James Vince is the fielder out there. He was perhaps a little slow to react but still got to the ball, getting both hands on it as he went forward for the catch.

The ball bursts through his fingers, though, and bobbles to the boundary. A day to forget in the field for Vince.

After a very harsh wide is called to start Sam Curran's over, Shakib gives himself room and pumps the ball over extra cover for four.

Top shot. It's all on Shakib now for Bangladesh.

Archer's over is extended slightly as the knuckle-ball comes out wrong and drifts well wide of off. It's called wide and Shakib takes a single from the extra delivery.

Lovely shot from Shakib to end the Woakes over. He is down on one knee and driving up and over cover, into the gap for four.

Fours overs left and Bangladesh's hopes of a challenging total are in the hands of their vastly experienced all-rounder.