Bangladesh 32-2 (10 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Sarkar steers Anderson through point and with England having no fielder at thirdman, it is a boundary once it beats the fielder in the ring and he takes a single from the next ball.

In the next over, Mahmudullah is beaten yet again as he looks to drive another one through the off-side. This is poor batting from the Bangladesh right-hander, who is taking a few chances despite the situation demanding him to play out the new ball and steady the innings after a couple of early wickets.

However, he gets the next ball off the middle, driving it straight down the pitch past mid-on for two runs before retaining strike with a single from the last ball.

Mahmudullah is living a charmed life out in the middle. This time an inside edge off Anderson misses the stumps narrowly and goes fine on the leg side for a four. He plays the rest of the over with utmost caution to see off the remaining four deliveries to end another good over from Anderson, who has taken two for 15 in five overs.

England make their first bowling change as Broad, who bowled four overs for 15 runs, makes way for Chris Jordan.

The first ball is right on the spot as Sarkar is forced to poke at one going away and is beaten. Two wides down the leg side to the left-hander are the only runs in the over as Bangladesh reach 32 for two in 10 overs.