Michael's assessment is spot on.

There was a noise but it was nothing to do with Devon Conway.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Nowhere near it! It's not anywhere close to the short or the hip, which might produce a noise. Miles from the gloves, miles from the bat.

Has Devon Conway feathered one down leg side off Taskin Ahmed?

It's signalled wide on field but Shakib Al Hasan is persuaded by his team-mates into reviewing it.

A flamingo-esque flourish from Devon Conway as he pirouettes on to one leg after whipping Taskin Ahmed's first ball of his third over through mid-wicket for a stylish four.

Here's a couple of Kane Williamson boundaries from a little earlier to feast your eyes upon, too.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I guess Kane Williamson's record is so good at number three that he warranted selection. But those pure players that can play the ball are almost suited to open the batting in 50-over cricket, get in and bat as long as you can.

Left-arm seam for Bangladesh now in the form of Mustafizur Rahman.

Kane Williamson has been typically watchful at the start of his innings as he looks to provide the platform for this chase.

He and Devon Conway happy to poke and prod Mustafizur into the gaps just after the powerplay.

Three singles and a wide in that over.

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"When you have already nailed one perfect goodbye, there is no need to go searching for another,' is the verdict of chief cricket writer Stephan Shemilt on Alastair Cook's decision to retire.

"Well before Stuart Broad's bail-switching Ashes epic came Alastair Cook's fairytale Oval farewell. A century in his final Test innings, an emotional packed house giving thanks to England's most prolific run-getter, all with the promise of pregnant wife Alice poised to go into labour at any moment.

"This time, the end of a 20-year professional career came with a statement quietly released on Friday, two weeks after his last innings in the County Championship."

You can read Stephan's tribute to Cook's career here...

The toned Taskin Ahmed, biceps bulging, continues for Bangladesh.

He starts with two dots to Devon Conway before the left-handed Kiwi is able to work him square for a couple.

New Zealand will keep chipping away at this total with wickets in hand.

Thanks, Sam.

Chennai is quite a low-scoring venue in ODIs so this chase will not be a cakewalk for New Zealand.

Bangladesh will need to bowl well, though.

Width again and Kane Williamson punishes it again.

This time he picks the gap between cover and backward point. Four the moment it left the bat.

That's the end of the powerplay. A good start from Bangladesh but New Zealand seem to be slowly settling into this chase.

To see where this match goes from here, I'll hand you over to Timothy Abraham.

Roushan Alam
Host of The Bangla Cricket Podcast on BBC Test Match Special

Putting anything too far on the off side is going to get cut away, especially with world class batters like New Zealand's. Bangladesh need to learn their lessons from the England game.

Kane Williamson has been waiting for this. A short, wide ball from Shoriful Islam and he clatters it over the in-field for four.

Taskin Ahmed comes into the attack and after five dot balls, Kane Williamson pinches a quick single from the last.

Williamson moves to two not out from 17 balls but the good news for New Zealand after his injury is that he seemed OK going through for that run.

Roushan Alam
Host of The Bangla Cricket Podcast on BBC Test Match Special

It's a very been a good opening spell for both bowlers. They've gone for runs in both their previous opening spells.

However, they've got very little to show for it, and without the wicket it won't take much for New Zealand to click through the gears, they're not intimidated by this required run rate.

Good ball to finish from Shoriful Islam.

He extracts just a little bit of extra bounce from the surface to get Devon Conway jumping a bit after the ball thuds into the splice of the bat.

Lovely drive from Devon Conway.

He hits the ball on the up and sends it racing through extra cover to the boundary.

That might help settle Devon Conway.

He gets forward and drills Shoriful Islam through mid-on for four. Top shot.

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"When you have already nailed one perfect goodbye, there is no need to go searching for another,' is the verdict of chief cricket writer Stephan Shemilt on Alastair Cook's decision to retire.

"Well before Stuart Broad's bail-switching Ashes epic came Alastair Cook's fairytale Oval farewell. A century in his final Test innings, an emotional packed house giving thanks to England's most prolific run-getter, all with the promise of pregnant wife Alice poised to go into labour at any moment.

"This time, the end of a 20-year professional career came with a statement quietly released on Friday, two weeks after his last innings in the County Championship."

You can read Stephan's tribute to Cook's career here...

I'm not sure if Kane Williamson thought he'd nicked that but he turned around very quickly after a beauty from Mustafizur Rahman fizzed past him to end the over.

There was no appeal and no sound to suggest an edge so perhaps Williamson was just keeping his eye on the ball.

Bangladesh's opening bowlers have been superb so far.

Roushan Alam
Host of The Bangla Cricket Podcast on BBC Test Match Special

That was the second opportunity in the field for Mehidy. I appreciate it's a bit like an Eminem lyric, his hand will be sweaty. It would have changed the game - difficult chance, diving with one arm.