48.3 to Morgan, 83.0 mph, Morgan finally departs, third time lucky for Bangladesh, slower ball outside off, Morgan tries to drive it through the off side but plays to early and Tamim holds on, just, to a simple chance at cover 257/5

22.3 to Pietersen, 52.6 mph, gone this time! Pietersen isn't happy but the curse against leg arm spin continues. Pietersen got a massive stride in, but he was struck in front. Amazing how this left-arm spin attack has haunted him. 96/2

46.3 to Kieswetter, 59.0 mph, gone this time, Kieswetter trying to cut, a little too full and too close to him and he gets a bottom-edge through on to his stumps. Ends a fantastic innings, and he's congratulated by the Bangladesh fielders, good to see 237/4

12.4 to Cook, 52.5 mph, edged and Rahim clings on this time! That one went on straight with the arm, Cook tried to cut but got a thin edge and Rahim made no mistake 59/1

38.2 to Collingwood, 51.5 mph, well, he's gone now! Collingwood uses the feet and tries to loft the ball straight, but slices at it and gives the ball much more height than distance. Razzak runs in a few steps from long on to take a regulation chance, and that's the end of Collingwood's innings. He hadn't looked too fluent out there, and he struggled to time the ball as well as he has in recent times. 170/3

0.3 to Tamim Iqbal, 84.6 mph, Gone! Shahzad strikes with his third ball in one-day cricket! Shahzad hurled the ball slightly wide again and Tamim slashed hard, the ball flew off the edge down to third man where Tim Bresnan took a good, low catch diving forward. 0/1

9.5 to Imrul Kayes, 85.0 mph, and he's gone this time! Bresnan pushed this one much wider and Kayes flashed a cut without any foot movement. The ball took a healthy outside edge, and although it died on the way to Prior he did well to dive forward and take the catch cleanly 40/2

44.3 to Mahmudullah, 81.3 mph, well a tame end to a tame innings from Mahmudullah, trying to swing this away down the ground, but hasn't timed it at all, skewing it to midwicket, who takes a sharp chance 211/7

46.4 to Suhrawadi Shuvo, 73.4 mph, that will do nicely for Bresnan, who has bowled well today, another slower ball, catches the toe-end of another attempted off-side drive and loops pitifully to short third man 228/8

46.6 to Shafiul Islam, 82.3 mph, well the only thing memorable about this is that Tim Bresnan has collected his best ODI figures, an attempted guide to third man catches the edge and is taken by Prior 228/9

25.2 to Mushfiqur Rahim, 49.2 mph, oh dear, what a shame. A good innings and a good partnership ends with a well-timed sweep shot that finds a tumbling Tim Bresnan running round from deep midwicket 125/4

42.3 to Naeem Islam, 51.0 mph, well this partnership has soaked all the momentum that Shakib's innings built and it's pretty much batted Bangladesh out of the game. Naeem finally tries to inject some life into his stodgy innings, but doesn't time his swipe down the ground and is caught on the long off boundary 204/6

33.3 to Shakib Al Hasan, 56.8 mph, and he's been given out! That's a bit of a howler from the umpire there. Shakib went down to sweep a ball pitched outside off stump from around the wicket. He missed the shot and was struck on the back leg, but the ball had turned away slightly after pitching and he was hit outside the line. The ball also would have missed the stumps by a good few inches, so not a great decision there, and that'll be a major blow to Bangladesh's hopes 162/5