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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A brilliant recovery from England.
Four from Sam Curran's last over, and Bangladesh have managed just 27 runs from the last five overs.
At one point, they looked set for 170-180 which would've been a real challenge. Now, England will be confident and take the momentum in to their chase.
England need 159 to win.
We're reviewing something.
I'm not sure what because it was blatantly nowhere near the edge but anyway, it's not out.
Still three balls to go.
Great start from Sam Curran.
Just two singles from the first three.
A decent over from Chris Jordan, considering the first ball went for four.
It's already a pretty good score on a wearing pitch. If Bangladesh can get close to 170, they'll be in a great position.
Ban 148-2
Pitching outside the leg stump.
On we go.
The perfect response from Jordan.
Full, straight and pinning Shanto on the back pad. Given out on the field but Shanto goes for the review.
Lovely timing from Shanto as he flicks Chris Jordan off his legs for four.
Pressure on the bowler early.
Much better from England. They've dragged themselves back in to the game in the last three overs.
Just five from Archer's last over. He's conceded 33 from his four overs but should also have two wickets to his name.
A Jofra Archer bouncer pins Shanto in the stomach, and as if he's not in enough discomfort, Shakib Al Hasan calls him through for a single.
Archer then attempts to kick the ball on to the stumps like he's taking a penalty, but sends it wide.
Das c Salt b Jordan 73 (Ban 139-2)
Chris Jordan at his very best!
He nails his yorkers and slower balls perfectly, with just three singles coming from the first five balls.
And the pressure tells on Litton Das from the final ball as he heaves a pull shot out to Phil Salt in the deep as England finally hold on to a catch.
A fine innings comes to an end.
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Image source, Getty ImagesJacob Wadsworth: We really have become a team that looks ordinary in bilateral series but will undoubtedly turn up in World Cups. Mind you it doesn't help that we've been forced to play seven bowlers throughout.
Sam Curran delivers England's best over for a while, just the five from it.
What kind of total will Bangladesh be targeting from here?
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James: This is the fielding of a team that just want their winter touring to be over
Das 71, Shanto 28
Fair to say the pitch is playing a bit better than two days ago, when England crawled to 117 on it.
Can England drag this back in the last five overs?
Pure class from Litton Das now.
Jos Buttler turns to his trump card in Adil Rashid but sees his first ball sailing over cover for four from another lovely lofted drive.
From bad to worse!
Pace off, pummelled into the stands.
14 from the over.
You've got to feel for Jofra Archer.
Should have two wickets to his name but instead just watches a thick edge fly down to fine leg for four more.
Ban 110-1
What is going on?!
Quick from Jofra Archer, and Litton Das struggles to time his pull shot. It sails to Ben Duckett at deep mid-wicket, who gets there with plenty of time, and spills it.
Archer laughs but it's clearly hiding a fair bit of frustration. That's the second drop off his bowling today...
Into the crowd!
Shanto has had a fantastic T20 series and he's showing no signs of stopping.
A perfectly-timed slog sweep off Rehan Ahmed sends the ball sailing into the stands.
Ban 100-1
A single brings up Bangladesh's 100 and a very fine half-century from opener Litton Das.
He's had a tough series so this one clearly means a lot, as he raises his bat to his team-mates and looks to the sky.