Thank you for joining us. It was a disappointing result for world champions England but it's a chance to reflect on what went wrong.

If you missed any of the action you can read my colleague Ffion Wynne's report here.

That's all from us today. We'll see you next time. Until then, farewell.

Bangladesh captain Shakib al Hasan: "We were really good in this T20 series. I thought we fielded exceptionally. That has been one of the major changes. If we look at the World Cup next year, we can build from here.

"We knew we had to bowl well and the bowlers would have to stick to their plans.

"That over [Mustifizur's in which he dismissed Malan and Buttler was run out] changed the game completely and changed the momentum. Mustafizur has done an unbelievable job for this team."

Bangladesh batter Litton Das has been awarded Player of the Match and Najmul Hossain Shanto is named Player of the Series.

England's captain Jos Buttler: "Really disappointed but congratulations to Bangladesh. They deserved their victory.

"We came back well and missed some opportunities in the field which is disappointing in this game. I thought it was a good score to restrict them to but that didn't happen.

"It's really poor and I'm really disappointed in myself for not diving in the field, it cost us the game."

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We'll hear from the captain in a bit too...

Former England captain Nasser Hussain on Sky Sports: "It has a been a success. Don't confuse these three games. England were World Cup winners again and to play the style of cricket these guys have in Test cricket has been fantastic.

"The Ashes series will be fascinating to watch."

Mark Burt: Given their position, this is so poor from England. Very few batters making a case for a place in the World Cup team and as for Duckett, he’s had a shocker!

Former England captain Nasser Hussain on Sky Sports: "The days of where we vilify people for not playing England are over. The goalpost have changed. All the guys playing franchise cricket are getting better at cricket because the standards are so high. It's a difficult thing to manage. England were one batter short on this trip."

England's winter ends with a loss.

It was worrying when Phil Salt was out for a duck but England made a good recovery. Dawid Malan and Jos Buttler had a strong partnership that helped England gain momentum but after Buttler's wicket, Bangladesh was able to get back in the game.

England were poor in the field too. There were dropped catches, mis-fields and fumbles in the field. Bangladesh capitalises on England's mistakes, hitting wide balls for four and making ones into twos. Their efforts proved fruitful in the end.

Former England captain Nasser Hussain on Sky Sports: "Individually and as a team Bangladesh will be very proud.

"This is still a very strong, experienced England side and Bangladesh have outplayed them."

Bangladesh win by 16 runspublished at 12:30 Greenwich Mean Time 14 March 2023

12:30 GMT 14 March 2023Breaking

A clean sweep in the series. Bangladesh have toppled the world champions playing clever cricket and England couldn't seem to get going. They were poor in the field and wickets fell in quick succession.

The youngster Hasan Mahmud held his nerve in the final over to see his team victory.

It's all over now! The crowd are already cheering with green and red flags flying.

A dot ball to finish the innings.

Another slower ball from Hasan and Chris Jordan can't get it away.

England need 17 runs off 2 balls.

A slower ball from Hasan stops England's boundaries.

England need 18 runs from 3 balls. Three sixes.

19 from four balls needed...

A straight yorker from Hasan and Woakes hits it for four more!

It's a very big ask for England. They need to do the job with boundaries.

A low full toss over wide mid-off from Chris Woakes to start the over.

England need 23 runs off 5 balls.

Chris Jordan comes in. He gets off the mark with single to bring Chris Woakes on strike.

Four runs off the over.

England need 27 off six balls.