Pak 151-1published at 24 overs

24 overs

All to easy for Fahkar Zaman, who is finding the boundary at will here.

He gets down on one knee and launches Mehidy Miraz over cow corner for another six. That's his sixth of the innings.

Fahkar Zaman shows another string to his bow.

It's been largely an innings of aggression and power, but to the penultimate ball of Mustafizur Rahman's over he plays a delicate late cut which pierces the field and sizzles to the fence.

Pakistan fans wil be purring after this shot.

Babar Azam leans into a cover drive and gracefully creams Mustafizur Rahman through the covers.

High elbow. Such poise and style.

So the freewheeling Fahkar Zaman is joined in the middle by Babar Azam.

As Carlos says, he should just continue the momentum.

Carlos Brathwaite
Ex-West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

You hope Babar Azam comes out and tries to keep up the tempo. It doesn't make sense of him to dead bat a load of deliveries, take 80 balls to get 30 and have the game end in the 43rd over.

Pakistan need to keep their feet on the throat of the Bangladesh team.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

That's absolutely plumb.

Abdullah Shafique is hit on the pad by Mehidy Miraz attempting to sweep.

Given out on field.

Long faces on some of the Bangladesh fans at Eden Gardens now.

Here's how Fahkar Zaman got to fifty a few moments ago.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

That's one of the best shots we have seen today.

It was a mighty, mighty stroke.

Boom Boom Abdullah Shafique!

Slightly short from Taskin Ahmed with the final ball of the over, but the Pakistan opener's pull shot is timed to perfection.

It makes a lovely thwack off the bat before sailing into the stands.

Pak 114-0published at 19 overs

19 overs

Abdullah Shafique starts to tee off now.

He skips down the pitch and launches Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan's first ball back over his head and into the stands.

That has gone a long way. Pakistan aiming to get this wrapped up quickly and give their net run-rate a bit of a shot in the arm.

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

They are scoring at a similar rate but it feels like Fahkar has played a lot more shots and Shafique has been a lot more controlled. It has been a really classy innings.

Half-century for Fahkarpublished at 17.5 overs

17.5 overs

Fahkar Zaman brings up his fifty with another six. This time off Taskin Ahmed, who he booms back over the sightscreen for a maximum.

He's cleared the ropes five times in his innings so far.

Fifty for Shafiquepublished at 17.4 overs

17.4 overs

Abdullah Shafique dabs his fourth ball from Taskin Ahmed into the off side which brings him a half-century off 56 balls.

He's looked in good touch.

Both Pakistan batters a little more respectful to Shakib Al Hasan, knocking him into the gaps as opposed to anything more expansive.

Mushfiqur Rahim is trying to bring some energy behind the stumps for Bangladesh but it's not cutting through at the moment.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Najmul Shanto doesn't usually bowl.

I think it's a case of 'let's give someone a go and see what they can conjure up'.

A left-field step after drinks as Shakib Al Hasan turns to the part-time spin of Najmul Shanto in search of a breakthrough.

Abdullah Shafique shuffles forward and disdainfully pings his second ball through the covers for four.

Despite their disastrous World Cup campaign Jos Buttler is the right person to lead England through the turbulent time that will follow, says former bowler Steven Finn.

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