Bit of spin for Bangladesh as Nasum Ahmed enters the attack. He opened the bowling in the first T20, but we've had to wait until the sixth over today.

Salt wallops him through the covers and the ball scuds off the legs of the fielder and off to the boundary. Frustrating for the new bowler.

Lovely shot from Salt as he takes a step back and crunches Taskin through the covers.

He made 38 in the first T20 as England made an impressive start before falling away. That was part of an 80-run opening stand with Jos Buttler, who we're still waiting for today.

Salt takes the single to retain the strike.

Taskin is to continue at the other end as he hunts for another wicket.

Eng 28-1published at 3.5 overs

3.5 overs

First six of the innings!

Too short from Mustafizur and Salt lifts it over the leg-side boundary.

Chance of another run-out as the England pair take a run after the ball comes off Moeen's pads.

Rahim lobs the ball at the wicket with his gloves still on - it's close but Salt would just have made it home.

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Tea on day four of the fourth Test in Ahmedabad and the match between India and Australia appears to be meandering to a draw.

India are 472-5 in their first innings - eight runs short of Australia's first innings total of 480 all out - with Virat Kohli unbeaten on 135.

Kohli brought up his century - his first in Tests since November 2019 - off 241 balls. Ravindra Jadeja (28) and wicketkeeper Srikar Bharat (44) the two wickets to fall on an attritional day.

India lead the series 2-1 and have already retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. However, they must win the final Test to guarantee their place, alongside Australia, in June's World Test Championship at The Oval.

A draw or defeat would open the door for Sri Lanka, who would need to beat New Zealand 2-0. The Black Caps are 28-1 at the close on day four of the first Test in Christchurch in pursuit of 284 they need for victory.

Almost another! Moeen slashes at his second delivery, it's just out of the despairing reach of the leaping slip fielder and the ball races away for four.

Moeen hurries through for a single off a miss-field at point off the final ball, surviving a throw to the bowler's end. He hesitated half-way down, but it was fairly comfortable.

Strong over from Mustafizur, who now elicits the edge from Malan. This time it drops short of slip.

Malan follows by lofting the ball the ball over the same fielder but there's a deep fielder to keep it to a single.

Mustafizur Rahman takes the other end and steams in in this 34-degree heat. He draws an edge from Salt but it passes wide of first slip for another four.

Shaping inwards from Taskin, who clips Malan's Achilles. Big shout for lbw from the seamer as the ball races away to the ropes. Shakib doesn't look bothered about reviewing it and replays show it to be a fair way outside the line.

Malan turns Taskin around for four off the bat, pulling comfortably and the ball hurries away to the boundary.

Salt pushes Taskin Ahmed's first ball to point.

A change for England at the top of the order - Dawid Malan has replaced captain Jos Buttler as Phil Salt's partner.

Let's see how that plays out, the countdown is winding its way through on the big screen, we're ready to go.

Bangladesh: Rony Talukdar, Litton Das (wicketkeeper), Najmul Hossain Shanto, Shakib Al Hasan (captain), Towhid Hridoy, Afif Hossain, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Nasum Ahmed, Taskin Ahmed, Hasan Mahmud, Mustafizur Rahman

England: Phil Salt, Dawid Malan, Jos Buttler (captain, wicketkeeper), Ben Duckett, Moeen Ali, Sam Curran, Chris Woakes, Chris Jordan, Adil Rashid, Rehan Ahmed, Jofra Archer

Ahmed replaces Mark Wood as England add an extra spin option, while Bangladesh have switched all-rounders, bringing in Mehidy for for fellow off-break bowler Shamim Hossain.

England skipper Jos Buttler: "We would have liked to have fielded first. I'm not having much luck with the toss!

"I have been telling the boys to double down on the trust we have in our game. We played well the other day in parts and we still have lots of belief.

"You play against a team that wants to fight back and nothing is given so you have to fight hard."

Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan: "As with the first match we don't know what's a good score so we will see.

"We played well last game but this a new game for us. England are world champions and a good side. The boys are confident, but we are not thinking of winning the series just yet. We have to play 40 over of very good cricket."

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Shakib Al Hasan tossed the coin a few moments ago. Heads was the call from Jos Buttler, and it's come down a tail.

Buttler loses his eighth consecutive toss in England white-ball matches and his team are asked to bat first.

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First up, the big news from Dhaka is that teenager leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed is given a T20 International debut for England.

You'll recall the made his Test debut in Pakistan towards the end of last year and his ODI debut on this tour against Bangladesh six days ago.

Ahmed was presented with his T20 cap by Jos Buttler a little earlier.

Good morning. Brrrrr. it's a chilly one out there isn't it?

We've got something to warm your cockles this Sunday morning, though.

England won the T20 World Cup last November, but promptly lost their first match in the format since then - a six-wicket defeat to Bangladesh last Thursday.

Jos Buttler will want to put that right pretty quickly you imagine.

Welcome to our live text commentary of the second T20 International from the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.