England beaten by 16 runs in third T20 as hosts take series 3-0
Tourists collapse from 100-1 in pursuit of 159, ending on 142-6
Malan (53) caught behind & Buttler (40) run out in successive balls to start 14th over
Taskin has Moeen (9) caught and bowls Duckett (11) in 17th over
Bangladesh 158-2 - Das 73, Shanto 47; wicket apiece for Jordan and Rashid
Sloppy England drop two simple catches but fight back, conceding 27 from final five overs
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Target 159
Malan hit Hasan Mahmud towards the off-side.
It was a tough chance for Towhid Hridoy to take the catch. He took a full dive towards his left but the ball just grazed his fingertips.
Another life for Malan.
Mustafizur Rahman comes in to bowl his first spell.
After three dot balls Malan hits a wide all towards deep third for four, but that'll be the only runs England get in this over.
A great shot from Dawid Malan towards deep cover for four from Shakib Al Hasan's short ball.
Malan hits the next ball high up towards wide long-on and there's a jumping effort from Najmul Hossain Shanto on the ropes, but he misses it and it goes for six. If he caught that, it would've been a remarkable catch.
Target 159
Hasan Mahmud comes in to bowl the last over of the powerplay and Dawid Malan effortlessly hits the first ball for four towards mid-wicket.
Jos Buttler hits the penultimate ball straight back to the wickets at the non-striker's end, taking off the bails, but there's no runs.
After a boundary off the first ball, it's a good comeback for Bangladesh to restrict England.
Image source, Getty ImagesButtler gets a top edge and there's a huge shout from Das saying "catch" but the ball lands safely at short third.
Eight off the over.
Buttler starts the over with a boundary!
It's pulled off the back foot and hit it over wide mid-on. Bowler and captain Shakib Al Hasan doesn't look happy.
Target 159
The ball has stopped swinging now for Taskin Ahmed and Jos Buttler hits it back through the line past mid-off for four.
Malan gets a top edge to hit the ball towards third man for four.
Target 159
Dawid Malan hits a slog sweep over deep square leg for England's first six!
Image source, Getty ImagesA good over from Taskin Ahmed who restricts England.
The third ball is full on the leg side and it flicks Malan's pad and goes for four byes.
Otherwise Taskin adjusts his line and length well aiming at the top of the stumps, with four precious dot balls in the over.
There were spikes on ultra edge after the ball went past the inside edge of the bat. The third umpire has given it as not out. Was it bat or ball flicking pad?
Bangladesh won't be too pleased with that.
Another wicket for Bangladesh? This time it could be Malan lbw... England have decided to review.
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Target 159
England's skipper Jos Buttler comes to the crease.
Salt st Das b Islam 0 (Eng 5-1)
Image source, Getty ImagesA wicket from Tanvir Islam's third ball on debut! What a way to start.
Phil Salt attempted a drive but missed the ball. The ball turned and went straight to wicketkeeper Litton Das who whipped off the bails.
Salt's foot was not grounded behind the line and Bangladesh have their breakthrough.
A breakthrough already? A possible stumping against Phil Salt?
A good start!
It was a bad all from left arm spinner Tanvir Islam and Dawid Malan hits the ball to the deep mid-wicket boundary.
Right-handed Phil Salt and left-handed Dawid Malan walk to the crease to open for England. Debutant Tanvir Islam has the ball in his hand. Play.
Thank you Ffion.
Dropped catches, mis-fields and fumbles in the field from England. Their performance has been poor so far, both in the series and today.
The last quarter was good from the England bowlers to restrict Bangladesh, but was it too little too late? I think so.
Anyway, time for me to take a break and I'll leave you with Aymen Babar to take you through England's chase.
Image source, Getty ImagesLitton Das top-scored for Bangladesh with a brilliant 73 from 57 balls, and Najmul Hossain Shanto finished unbeaten on 47 from 36 balls - though he stalled at the end as England dragged back control.
Just the two wickets for England, with Adil Rashid the pick of the bowlers with 1-23.
Those last five overs made up for a pretty poor fielding performance from England overall.