that's it, all over and England cruise to a six-wicket win as Bell steps back and swipes through cover
England vs Bangladesh, 1st ODI at Nottingham, Jul 08 2010 - Match Result
RESULT
1st ODI (D/N), Nottingham, July 08, 2010, Bangladesh tour of England, Ireland and Scotland
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Scorecard summary
Bangladesh • 250/9(50 overs)
76 (95)
3/74 (10)
51 (70)
2/40 (10)
England • 251/4(45.1 overs)
84* (101)
2/35 (10)
50 (37)
1/64 (10)
So, England continue their successful summer. Although this was always expected to be an easy win, it was an important game for them after losing the final two matches of their series against Australia. Ian Bell once again cashes in on Bangladesh's attack with an unbeaten 84 to complete a chase that was set up by a rapid half-century from Andrew Strauss. England's bowling wasn't quite as slick as their batting, and Bangladesh could have got 20 to 30 more with a little more gumption. One felt that they just didn't back themselves to dominate the bowling. As is often the case, Shakib Al Hasan was the pick of their bowling attack.
No update on Mushfiqur as yet - he has gone to hospital for x-rays. "It was a good track to bat on, and England batted beautifully," says Mashrafe.
"We were pretty happy with the work we did with the ball, apart from the start. We always felt we could chase 250, it was a pretty clinical chase from us," says Strauss. "Belly played exceptionally well, he's been dying to get an opportunity and he took his chance today."
And indeed, Ian Bell is Man of the Match. "It was an opportunity to get some time out in the middle with the full side," he says, and credits his recent time with the England Lions for his one-day form too. "I also went back to Warwickshire and worked on a few things Andy Flower told me about when I went out of the side."
For an in-depth look at the teams' performances today, have a look at Andrew Miller's bulletin. That's all from your commentary team - Liam Brickhill and Sahil Dutta - for today. Thanks for joining us for this game, and do join us again for the second game of the series on Saturday. Thanks as well for all the feedback, both to us and on the Facebook page. Keep it coming, we read everything though we're sometimes too busy to post too much of it!
45.1
1
Faisal to Bell, 1 run
With one run to win, England take the Powerplay - they had to, as there are just five overs left and it hadn't yet been taken!
end of over 456 runs
ENG: 250/4CRR: 5.55 • RRR: 0.20
Michael Yardy10 (18b)
Ian Bell83 (100b 6x4)
Shakib Al Hasan 10-0-35-2
Shafiul Islam 5-0-46-0
44.6
2
Shakib to Yardy, 2 runs
cut away behind square, and they pick up a couple
44.5
1
Shakib to Bell, 1 run
punched out to long-off
44.4
•
Shakib to Bell, no run
arm ball from Shakib! Almost had the beating of Bell, as it nipped in to take the inside edge, ricochet off the pad and just miss the leg stump
44.3
1
Shakib to Yardy, 1 run
pushed down the ground, Shakib tumbles across in his follow-through but can't cut it off
44.2
1lb
Shakib to Bell, 1 leg bye
dropped just behind square on the leg side
44.1
1
Shakib to Yardy, 1 run
tip-and-run from Yardy to get Bell back on strike, and Bangladesh have well and truly given up here
Just 7 needed now
end of over 4412 runs
ENG: 244/4CRR: 5.54 • RRR: 1.16
Ian Bell82 (97b 6x4)
Michael Yardy6 (15b)
Shafiul Islam 5-0-46-0
Faisal Hossain 6-0-25-0
43.6
2
Shafiul to Bell, 2 runs
Bell comes down the track once again, but this time displays his deft touch in guiding the ball to gully. It was a late cut really, and well-played
43.5
4
Shafiul to Bell, FOUR runs
bouncer from Shafiul this time, looked to be a slower one and Bell hooked it from head height down to long leg for another four! England are close now
43.4
4
Shafiul to Bell, FOUR runs
slapped! Bell is keen to get this over with, as he comes charging down the track and slams a short, wide ball to the cover point boundary
It's probably been discussed before, but Yardy really does have an extraordinary trigger movement. He positions himself a good foot outside leg and shuffles to middle and leg before the ball is bowled.
43.3
1
Shafiul to Yardy, 1 run
another slower cutter, this time its nudged down to fine leg by Yardy
43.2
•
Shafiul to Yardy, no run
pacy this time, and Yardy defends into the covers from the crease
43.1
1
Shafiul to Bell, 1 run
slower cutter to start, and it keeps a touch low as Shafiul sends it down just back-of-a-length on middle and off. Bell didn't quite seem to pick it up either, but they get a single
Shafiul Islam into the attack now. Can he prise out a consolation wicket before the end comes?
end of over 435 runs
ENG: 232/4CRR: 5.39 • RRR: 2.71
Ian Bell71 (93b 4x4)
Michael Yardy5 (13b)
Faisal Hossain 6-0-25-0
Mahmudullah 8-0-41-0
42.6
1
Faisal to Bell, 1 run
Bell stays deep in the crease and punches off the back foot out to deep cover
42.5
1
Faisal to Yardy, 1 run
driven out to deep cover
42.4
•
Faisal to Yardy, no run
Yardy shuffles across to try and work the angle between midwicket and square leg, but this time picks out that square leg fielder
42.3
•
Faisal to Yardy, no run
nudged to midwicket
42.2
3
Faisal to Bell, 3 runs
Bell's first slog of the night with just 20-odd needed, as he aims a heave out to deep midwicket. Didn't middle it though, and the ball plugs in the turf and comes to a stop inside the rope
42.1
•
Faisal to Bell, no run
tossed up by Faisal, who continues to find turn. But well wide of off. Although, even so Bell can only slice to gully
end of over 426 runs
ENG: 227/4CRR: 5.40 • RRR: 3.00
Michael Yardy4 (10b)
Ian Bell67 (90b 4x4)
Mahmudullah 8-0-41-0
Abdur Razzak 10-0-64-1
41.6
•
Mahmudullah to Yardy, no run
whipped off middle stump, but straight to midwicket
Best performances - batters
Spike Graph
Wagon Zone
ENG
84 runs (101)
6 fours0 six
Productive shot
off side drive on front foot
26 runs
3 fours0 six
Control
85%
76 runs (95)
7 fours0 six
Productive shot
off side drive on front foot
15 runs
1 four0 six
Control
82%
Match details
| Trent Bridge, Nottingham | |
| Toss | Bangladesh, elected to bat first |
| Series | |
| Season | 2010 |
| Player Of The Match | |
| Series result | England led the 3-match series 1-0 |
| Match number | ODI no. 3018 |
| Hours of play (local time) | 10.45 start, First Session 10.45-14.15, Interval 14.15-15.00, Second Session 15.00-18.30 |
| Match days | 8 July 2010 - daynight (50-over match) |
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| Match Referee | |
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