Bangladesh beat England by 15 runs!

Bangladesh and Sri Lanka progress to the quarter-finals

England knocked out of World Cup!

 Eng 260-all out (48.3 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Rubel to bowl the 49th over. He makes a perfect as he bowls Broad with the first delivery of the penultimate over. The left-hander, who made nine, played inside the line but was beaten by some reverse swing.

16 needed from 11 balls, 1 wicket remaining.

Last man James Anderson edges the first ball but it goes on the bounce to the first slip fielder.

Rubel bowls another beauty. This time Anderson plays all over a full delivery to be bowled for a duck!

England are bowled out for 260 in 48.3 overs to lose by 15 runs!

Bangladesh players break into wild celebrations and one man, who heaves a huge sigh of relief is Tamim, who dropped Woakes on 39, in the 48th over.

 Eng 260-8 (48 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Taskin to bowl the 48th over. The first ball is a yorker to Woakes, who defends it on the off-side for a single.

Broad lifts England's hopes as he pulls a short ball over midwicket for a six. That was a poor delivery from Taskin, brings the equation down to 24 needed from 16 balls.

Taskin bowls a full delivery on the pads which goes fine for two leg byes.

The young pacer attempts another yorker but bowls a high full toss which Broad nudges to thirdman for one. That is called a no ball for a high full toss which means two extra runs for England, 20 needed from 15 balls.

DROPPED! Woakes lofts one towards long-on where Tamim Iqbal drops a simple catch and gives away two runs. Could this be the turning point of the match?

He sneaks a quick single off the next ball as Bangladesh miss a run out opportunity.

Broad takes a single from the last ball as Taskin goes for 15 runs in the over.

England need 16 from two overs for victory.

 Eng 245-8 (47 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Shakib to bowl his 10th and final over. Woakes sweeps the first ball square on the leg side for a boundary before a single brings Stuart Broad back on strike.

Broad gets off the mark with a single before Woakes gets an inside edge but it bounces over the stumps. Another dot ball before Woakes slams a full toss past the cover fielder for a single.

England need 31 runs from three overs for victory.

 Eng 238-8 (46 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Taskin comes back and he starts with a slower full toss which Woakes strokes wide of long-off for two runs. The next ball is again slower but this time Woakes calmly lofts it over the covers for a boundary and then takes one.

Buttler manages to dig out a yorker down the ground past the bowler for two more runs. But Taskin gets the wicket of Buttler, who looks to steer it to thirdman but edges it straight to wicketkeeper Rahim.

Buttler is dismissed after a superb knock of 65 from 52 balls, after he added 75 runs from 61 balls for the seventh wicket with Woakes.

Could this be the turning point of the game?

Chris Jordan attempts a quick single off the first ball but is sent back as the fielder at cover hits the stumps. It is referred to the third umpire, who has to decide whether Jordan's bat was in the air when he dived back to make his crease. Drama at the Adelaide Oval, which way will the decision go?

The TV umpire going through a lot of replays, everyone waiting for the decision.

But he has been ruled out!

Two wickets in two balls as England slip to 238 for eight in 46 overs, with 38 needed from 24 balls for victory.

Woakes holds the key, he is batting on 32 from as many balls with Chris Broad for company.

 Eng 229-6 (45 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Woakes is giving Buttler good support. He drives Shakib through the covers for two runs and then gets a single from the third ball. Buttler smashes a full delivery through the off-side but the fielder in the covers makes a terrific stop to save some runs.

England not taking any unnecessary risks against the experienced Shakib, as they pick five runs from his ninth over.

England are 229 for six in 45 overs with another 47 needed from five overs for victory.

 Eng 224-6 (44 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Leg-spinner Rahman comes back into the attack. He starts with a poor delivery as Buttler easy carts the short ball over midwicket for a four to race to his half-century from 41 balls.

Woakes, on 15, doing his job to perfection and continues to find the gaps for singles to bring Buttler on strike. Eight runs from the over as England continue to lift the tempo with 30 coming from the last three overs.

The extra pace of Rubel will be in operation for Bangladesh now. Woakes also looks to attack as he lofts Rubel over mid-on but it stops close to the boundary for three runs which brings up the 50-run stand for the 7th wicket from 45 balls.

Rubel bowls a quick yorker, in the high 140s, which Buttler misses as it passes close to the stumps before he takes one to fine leg.

The fifth ball is a wide half-volley which Buttler steers past the short thirdman fielder for a four and repeats the shot off the last ball for another four.

Buttler playing an amazing innings, races to 62 from 48 balls to take England to 224 for six in 44 overs, with 52 needed from six overs for victoy.

 Eng 203-6 (42 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Left-arm spinner Sunny comes in place of Shakib, who still has two overs left. Buttler immediately targets him by carting the first ball over long-off for a six. He sprints across for two from the next delivery followed by three singles to make it 11 runs from the over, exactly what England needed.

Bangladesh will persist with pace from one end as Taskin comes into the attack. He starts with a full toss which Buttler drives through the covers for two. The right-hander then walks across and lofts the third ball over the short fine leg fielder for a four.

Two balls later, Woakes smashes one through the covers for the second four of the over, which gets England 11 runs.

England are 203 for six in 42 overs with another 73 needed from eight overs for victory at an asking rate of more than nine.

 Eng 181-6 (40 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Shakib to bowl in the Powerplay. Two singles from five deliveries before Woakes steers the last ball behind point for three runs.

In the next over, Buttler (25) gets a lifeline as Mortaza is unable to hold on to a difficult chance on his follow through. The Bangladesh captain is in the middle of a very good spell and gives away just four runs in his ninth over with the field restriction still in place.

Bangladesh's two most experienced bowlers in operation in the Powerplay. Buttler backs away as Shakib starts to bowl before he comes back and drives it down to long-on for one. Two more singles before Woakes takes two from the fourth ball to make it five from the over.

Mortaza completes his spell with another tight over, giving away three in his final over to finish with wonderful figures of two for 48 in 10 overs.

England are 181 for six in 40 overs, needing another 95 runs from 10 overs for victory. They scored just 20 runs in the five overs of Batting Powerplay for the loss of one wicket.

 Eng 164-6 (36 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Captain Mortaza brings himself back to bowl in the Powerplay. He has a huge shout for caught behind against Buttler turned down and after a brief discussion with keeper Rahim decides not to go for the review.

However, two balls later Mortaza strikes with the key wicket of Root with a beauty. The ball comes in with the angle, drawing Root into the shot before the late movement takes the ball away and also gets the edge. A top delivery from the fast bowler and England in deep trouble now at 163 for six in the 36th over.

Chris Woakes come into bat at No. 8. He edges the last ball but it falls way short of the fielder at first slip, who lets it go through for a single.

A wicket at possibly the worst time for England, at the start of Powerplay, and only some magic from Buttler can save them for a certain defeat.

 Eng 161-5 (35 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Spinners are back. Shakib handed the ball and he resumes with a tidy over, conceding just three singles, in the 33rd over.

Sunny is back from the other end as both left-arm spinners look to keep the runs down and dry up the boundaries.

England are 161 for five in 35 overs before the Batting Powerplay comes into effect. They still need 115 runs from 15 overs for victory at an asking rate of 7.66.

 Eng 147-5 (32 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Pacer Rubel will continue with spinners being held back for the moment. Buttler pulls a short ball on the leg side for two runs before he takes one from the next and Root retains strike with a single from the last ball.

Buttler gets his first boundary as he drives Taskin through the covers for a four and two balls later he repeats the dose for another boumdary.

England are not out of the contest yet! 10 runs from the over take England to 147 for five in 32 overs, with 129 required from 18 overs for victory.

Looks like BBC's Jonathan Agnew @Aggerscricket has given up on England. "England need a miracle. 132/5," he tweets.

Allan Draycott @allanholloway on Twitter: In his last 8 innings Morgan has scored 92 runs @ 11.50 . Half of those runs were scored in a single innings v Scotland.

 Eng 133-5 (30 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Despite having a truckload of spinners in their team, Bangladesh continue with their pacers and it is working for them quite well.

England have lost two wickets for eight in the last three overs to hand Bangladesh the initiative.

Rubel continues and he is generating a lot of steam here. However, he drops short and Root pulls him through midwicket for a four.

The wickets continue to tumble for England and this time Taylor gets an edge to be caught at first slip off Taskin.

Taylor perishes for one as England collapse to 133 for five after 30 overs. They still need another 143 runs from 20 overs for victory at an asking rate of more than seven.

 Eng 123-4 (27 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Bangladesh using their pacers to keep their spinners for the end when the ball gets a bit older and scoring becomes a bit more difficult.

However, the ploy of using the seamers has bagged Bangladesh another wicket. Rubel produces a peach as it bounces steeply taking Bell by surprise and the edge through to the wicketkeeper.

Bell walks back after a good innings of 63 from 82 balls to leave England in a spot of bother.

That wicket could turn out to be quite critical for England and captain Eoin Morgan has a huge task on hand to steer his team out of this current crisis.

Morgan falls into the trap perfectly as far as Bangladesh are concerned. The England captain ducks under a short ball but decides to have a go at the next one but picks out the fielder on the fence leg fence.

Morgan walks back for a duck as England slip further to 121 for four in the 27th over. Superb stuff from Rubel, a lot of aggression shown by the pacer and his double strike has put Bangladesh in control.

This is Morgan's fifth duck in 12 innings and his job would surely be on the line if England fail today.

James Taylor gets off the mark with a single courtesy of a misfield.

 Eng 118-2 (25 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Just one over for leggie Rahman before Sunny is brought back. Bell takes a single from the second ball to bring up his half-century, from 66 balls and England will want him to continue in the same vein and score a big century.

Another single off the fifth ball helps England bring up their 100, in the 22nd over.

Mortaza will continue after the wicket despite going for runs in the previous over. He is looking to rotate his bowlers around and not allowing England's batsman to settle down against any particular bowler.

A break for the spinners as fast bowler Rubel is called into the attack. He makes a good comeback, conceding just two runs in his fourth over.  But in his next over he drops one short and Root pulls it over midwicket for a four to release the pressure somewhat.

At the halfway stage, England are 118 for two, with another 158 needed from 25 overs for victory.

Bell is batting well on 60 from 77 balls, while Root is on 10 from 18 balls as England seem content to be playing it safe at the moment.

 Eng 97-2 (20 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Leg-spinner Sabbir Rahman comes into the attack as England pick five singles off his first over. Surprisingly, Hales, who is renowned for his big hitting in English county cricket is playing a subdued innings.

Nasir Hussain on commentary remarks, "The England players, they play one way in county cricket and one way when they play for England."

Mortaza comes back and it looks like Hales has finally decided to cut loose. A short ball is pulled through midwicket for a four and the next ball is cut over the off-side for the same result.

But two balls later, Mortaza gets his revenge as Hales pokes at one outside the off-stumps and is caught behind for 27.

New batsman Joe Root nearly perishes in the same fashion as the ball passes close to the outside edge.

England are 97 for two in 20 overs, with 179 needed from 30 overs for victory at an asking rate of nearly six per over.

 Eng 80-1 (17 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

The pacer is taken off as Shakib comes back. Bell sweeps the first ball for two runs and gets a single from the fourth ball before Hales plays out the rest of the over.

Sunny is bowling it flat and quick as Bangladesh's tactics are clear -- to stop the flow of runs and build up the pressure. Bell gets an under edge as he looks to cut for three runs to thirdman as England reach 80 for one in 17 overs. They need another 196 runs for victory in 33 overs.

 Eng 72-1 (15 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

The runs are only coming in singles at the moment for England. Shakib goes for three runs in his second over with Bell surviving a confident shout for LBW as he was beaten while playing the sweep.

Strangely, Bangladesh bring on medium pacer Taskin Ahmed into the attack despite the spinners making an impression in the first few overs.

Change of ends for left-arm spinner Sunny, who takes over from Shakib. A bit of width as Bell cuts it behind point for a boundary and retains strike with a single from the last ball.

Taskin continues and gives just three in his second over as Bangladesh decide to operate with a pacer and spinner in tandem.

Bell is looking in solid touch. Sunny bowls a long hop which Bell pulls comfortably over midwicket for a four. His wicket would be quite crucial for Bangladesh at this stage.

He has eased his way to 36 from 51 balls, while Hales is on 15 as England reach 72 for one in 15 overs.

 Eng 50-1 (10 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Bangladesh introduce spin in the form of left-armer Arafat Sunny. Against the run of play, England lose the wicket of Ali, who is run out for 19 as Bangladesh make the crucial breakthrough.

Ali came down and tapped it on the leg side and was more than halfway down the pitch but Bell sent him back, maybe a bit late.

Alex Hales, playing his first game of the World Cup, gets off the mark in confident fashion as he drives one through the covers for a four.

Left-arm spin from both ends as Shakib-Al Hasan comes into the attack. Bell leaves the first ball which passes very close to his stumps before he gets a single from the fourth ball for the only run of the over.

Bell is struck on the pads on the backfoot but an inside edge saves him. Two singles from the over takes England to 50 for one in 10 overs with Bell on 24 and Hales on five.

Bangladesh have conceded just seven runs in three overs since the spinners have come on. England will need to keep the scoreboard moving against the spinners or else they will have a tough time in the middle overs.

 Eng 43-0 (7 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Bell is into his stride now. A short ball from Rubel is pulled confidently through midwicket for a four before the right-hander hits Mortaza for three boundaries in the seventh over.

The third ball was wide which Bell punches through the off-side for a boundary before he plays the inside out lofted shot over the covers for the same result and the last ball is hit along the ground through the same region for the third four of the over, which goes for 13 runs.

England have raced to 43 for no loss in seven overs, with Bell on 22 and Ali on 19.

 Eng 25-0 (5 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Bell taking his time to get his eye in. Four dot balls in a row against Mortaza before Bell drives down the ground but the mid-on fielder makes a diving stop to keep it down to one as just a single comes from the third over.

In the next over, Rubel strays on the pads as Bell nudges it fine for two runs and then gets a single. Ali gets an inside edge off the next ball which goes behind the stumps for a four.

Change of gears from Bell as he lofts a wide full delivery over the covers for a boundary, his first of the innings. But Mortaza manages to keep him quiet for the rest of the over as England reach 25 for no loss in five overs.

 Eng 13-0 (2 ovs) vs B'desh 275-7 | Scorecard

Captain Mashrafe Mortaza to open the bowling for Bangladesh and facing him will be England's opening duo of Moeen Ali and Ian Bell.

Ali gets off the mark with two runs through the off-side before he gets an outside edge off the next ball which flies over the slips for a single.

Rubel Hossain to bowl the second over. Ali goes after a wide delivery but gets an edge which flies past the slip for a boundary and three balls later he steers it past point for another four.

Ali then survives a huge shout for leg before wicket. The umpire has ruled it out but Ali wants a review which shows that the ball had pitched outside the leg stump. The decision is overturned as England heave a huge sigh of relief.

England are 13 for no loss in two overs with Ali having scored all the runs and Bell yet to get off the mark.

  B'desh 275-7 (50 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Jordan to bowl his 10th and final over. He starts with three dot balls in a row before Rahman somehow scampers a single from the fourth. Rahman falls off the last delivery of the over, holing out a simple catch to Morgan at mid-off to be dismissed for 14.

Jordan concedes just three runs in the 49th over to finish with two for 59 in 10 overs.

Woakes to bowl the final over of the innings. Arafat Sunny takes one from the first ball before captain Mashrafe Mortaza makes room and lofts the second ball over the off-side for a much-needed four.

Sunny turns the fourth ball behind square on the leg side for two runs before the two batsmen sneak a quick bye from the fifth ball.

Mortaza has a huge swing at the last ball but gets an inside edge for just a single.

Bangladesh finish on a healthy 275 for seven in their 50 overs, despite managing just 38 runs in the last five overs for the loss of three wickets.

But Bangladesh would be happy getting to this total after their horror start, which saw them reeling on eight for two in the third over.

Mahmudullah hit Bangladesh's first ever century in World Cups with a good innings of 103, while Rahim stroked a fluent 89 from 77 balls to rally Bangladesh in the middle overs.

It's a must-win match England as far as their chances of getting to the quarter-finals is concerned. They no doubt have a tough task against Bangladesh's spinners and would be keen to get off to a quick start.

England's run chase will begin in around 40 minutes. Stay tuned!

 B'desh 262-6 (48 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Jordan to bowl the 47th over. Rahim shuffles across his stumps and attempts the paddle scoop but the bowler is wise to the task and bowls a fast yorker which he taps on the leg side for one.

Rahim slaps the fourth ball powerfully down the ground and beats the fielder at long-on who is stationed wide for a boundary to take his score to 85.

Bangladesh have not been able to get the big hits away and have relied mostly on singles and twos in the last few overs. England's bowling has been right up to the task with the pacers mixing it quite well to keep the batsmen guessing.

Rahim flicks Broad over square leg for two runs and then takes one on the off-side. Rahman jumps out of his crease and clubs Broad over midwicket for a six followed by a single on the leg side.

Rahim gets a leading edge as he attempts to heave Broad on the leg side and is caught at sweeper cover. He walks back after a superb innings of 89 from 77 balls, having hit eight fours and a six.

 B'desh 243-5 (46 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Rahim is gifted a full toss by Woakes which he hits over midwicket for a six. Woakes then bowls another full toss which Rahim hits straight to Root at long-on but to England's dismay it is called a no-ball not for height but for overstepping the bowling crease.

Mahmudullah is unable to make most of the free hit and gets one to long-on as 11 come from the over to take the total to 237 for four in 45 overs. How much can they get in the final five overs? 290? 300?

Anderson to bowl his final over and he starts from round the wicket. The first ball is a full toss which cramps Mahmudullah for room as he gets just one on the off-side. The next ball is again full which Rahim flicks to fine leg for a single. The third ball is also full but the change of pace deceives Mahmudullah who gets just a single.

Rahim taps the fourth ball to short thirdman and calls his partner for a quick single, who fails to make his ground and is run out. Mahmudullah is run out after a good innings of 103 from 138 balls.

New batsman Sabbir Rahman gets off the mark with two runs on the leg side followed by one from the last ball to retain strike.

 B'desh 226-4 (44 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Rahim has handled the short ball quite well today. Once again Anderson drops short as Rahim pulls it some style through square leg for a boundary. Two balls later, Anderson gifts him a full toss which he despatches through the covers for another boundary to race to 70 from 60 balls. He retains strike with a single from the last ball as 10 comes from the Anderson over.

Mahmudullah, on 99, attempts a quick single but is sent back by his partner Rahim. He gets it off the next ball courtesy of a misfield on the off-side.

The right-hander gets Bangladesh's first over World Cup century, from 131 balls, having hit seven fours and two sixes.

Three dot balls in a row to Rahim as Broad bowls a good over conceding just two singles.

 B'desh 214-4 (42 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Anderson comes into the attack. The first ball is short which Rahim pulls confidently to fine leg for a single and Mahmudullah gets one to thirdman to bring up the 100-run stand from 113 balls.

Rahim comes down the track as Anderson bowls a good yorker on the pad which is dig out on the leg side for a leg bye.

Mahmudullah then edges one which goes fine on the off-side for a four to take his score to 96.

Ali to bowl the 42nd over. Rahim attempts the slog sweep but fails to make proper connection for a couple followed by one before Mahmudullah inches closer to his ton with another single.

Rahim sweeps a full delivery square but the fielder at deep square leg fails to spot the ball and gives away a four. Two more singles make it a good over for Bangladesh with 10 coming from it.

 B'desh 197-4 (40 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Broad bowls a tidy over, conceding just five runs despite both batsmen looking for the big hits in the Powerplay.

No Bangladesh batsman has scored a century in the World Cup and Mahmudullah looks good to achieve the feat. He is batting well on 84 and needs to be at the wicket for another 10 overs or so and keep his team on course for a total in excess of 250.

Another good over from Jordan in the Powerplay conceding just four, which mean just nine have come from the last two.

Woakes to bowl the final over of Powerplay as England decide to hold back Broad for the death overs.

He starts with one on the pads which Mahmudullah flicks behind square on the leg side for a four to take his score to 90. Woakes keeping it a bit too straight as Mahmudullah flicks the next ball to fine leg for one and Rahim takes two from the next ball.

Rahim then lofts it to midwicket for another couple to race to his fifty, from 49 balls.

Bangladesh are looking comfortable on 197 for five in 40 overs, having scored 37 runs from the five overs of Powerplay.

Mahmudullah is batting on 91 and Rahim has stroked a fluent 53 with the duo involved in a brisk stand of 98 runs from 109 balls for the fifth wicket.

 B'desh 176-4 (37 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Broad comes back to bowl in the Powerplay. Mahmudullah on the attack straightaway as he makes room and cracks the first ball over the covers for a four and flicks the fourth ball on the leg side for a couple.

Jordan is back, replacing Anderson, who bowled just one over in his second spell. Three singles from the first three balls before Rahim slogs it square on the leg side for a four and takes two runs from the last ball of the over, which goes for nine runs.

 B'desh 160-4 (35 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Ali has done an excellent job with the ball in the middle overs, having given away just 34 runs in eight over, while picking up the key wicket of Shakib. Anderson comes back, just an over before the Batting Powerplay will come into effect.

Rahim steers the first ball past point for a couple and then takes a single on the off-side and Mahmudullah takes one from the fourth ball to get four runs from the over.

Bangladesh are 160 for four in 35 overs and would be keen to lift the momentum in the five overs of Batting Powerplay.

 B'desh 149-4 (32 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Ali comes back after just one over from Root. Mahmudullah throws his bat at the first ball, which is full and wide, but he fails to make connection. Rahim slog sweeps the fourth ball over midwicket for a four to race to 27 from 26 balls.

Rahim and Mahmudullah have put on 50 runs for the fifth wicket to steady the ship after the couple of quick wickets.

 B'desh 139-4 (30 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Broad comes back for his second spell. He starts with a short wide delivery which Rahim cuts powerfully through the off-side for a boundary and then picks a couple from the last ball of the over.

Mahmudullah top edges the pull shot against Jordan but it carries all the way over the fielder on the fine leg boundary for a six.

In the next over, Rahim goes back and plays the late cut to a short ball from Broad which goes fine the off-side for a four and then takes a single from the fifth ball.

Woakes comes into the attack to replace Jordan and he continues to keep it tight by conceding three runs, in his fifth over.

England employ another spinner in the form of part-timer Joe Root. Rahim takes a single on the off-side before Mahmudullah punches it down to long-on for one. Rahim clips the fourth ball on the leg side for a single and Mahmudullah goes back and plays the cut shot but Jordan makes a good diving stop at point to save some runs.

Rahim gets a couple from the last ball as Bangladesh reach 139 for four in 30 overs. Mahmudullah is batting well on 65 from 90 balls, having hit four fours and two sixes, while Rahim has made 22 from 23 balls.

 B'desh 111-4 (25 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Ali strikes with the big wicket of Shakib-Al Hasan, who edges one straight into the hands of Joe Root at first slip to be dismissed for two.

Two wickets in the space of 10 balls have left Bangladesh in a mess at 99 for four in 22 overs.

In the next over, Mahmudullah gets to his half-century, from 69 balls, with a single on the off-side as Bangladesh also cross the 100-run mark, in the 23rd over.

Ali is bowling on a good line and length, not offering the batsmen anything to work with. Mahmudullah tries to turn one on the leg side but gets a leading edge which falls safely on the off-side for a single and Mushfiqur Rahim also gets a single.

Mahmudullah plays a cracking drive through the covers for a four to take Bangladesh to 111 for four in 25 overs.

Mahmudullah will be the key to Bangladesh's chances of getting a competitive total. He is batting well on 55 from 76 balls with Mushfiqur on four.

 B'desh 96-3 (21 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Jordan, who was hit for runs in his first two overs, comes back for another spell as England are desperate to break this threatening stand.

He starts with a wide down the leg side to Sarkar but gets the left-hander's wicket two balls later. Jordan bowls a quick bouncer as Sarkar looks to duck under it but the ball clips the gloves on the way to the keeper.

Sarkar walks back after a fluent 40 from 52 balls, having put on 86 runs for the third wicket with Mahmudullah.

 B'desh 93-2 (20 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Ali has already settled into a good rhythm as he concedes just a single in his second over.

Bangladesh have a close shave in the next over. Non-striker Sarkar came rushing for a quick single before he was sent back by Mahmudullah but the former somehow manages to make his ground.

Sarkar then steers a short delivery past point for a four as Bangladesh recover to 78 for two in 17 overs.

The left-hander goes on the attack against off-spinner Ali as he carts a short ball over midwicket for a six. Woakes bowls a quiet over conceding three singles and Ali gives away four runs in his fourth over as Bangladesh reach 93 for two in 20 overs.

 
Bangladesh 71-2 (15 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Pacer Chris Woakes comes into the attack after a good first spell from Anderson, who took two for 20 in six overs.

Mahmudullah takes a single from the fourth ball before Sarkar smashes one through the covers for a four to raise the 50-run stand for the third wicket. The duo have helped Bangladesh rally after the two early wickets and England are under pressure to make a breakthrough in the next few overs with both batsmen growing in confidence.

Part-time spinner Moeen Ali comes into the attack to replace Jordan, who bowled just two overs in his first spell giving away 17 runs. Bangladesh opt to play with caution as they get four runs from his first over, including a wide.

Mahmudullah had quite a few play and misses at the start of his innings. He gives Woakes the charge and clobbers him over midwicket for the first six of the innings.

Nine runs from the over take Bangladesh to 71 for two in 15 overs with Sarkar on 24 and Mahmudullah on 39.

 Bangladesh 52-2 (12 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Anderson continues as he comes on to bowl his sixth over. Mahmudullah finally connects one through the off-side for two runs through the covers before he picks another couple through the leg side off the next ball followed by a single to thirdman.

Mahmudullah hits Jordan through the off-side for a four before he gets three runs fine on the leg side off the next delivery. Sarkar then crashes one through the covers for another boundary before he repeats the shot fo three runs to bring up Bangladesh's 50, in 12th over.

 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.

Bangladesh 17-2 (6 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Anderson making most of some early movement with the new ball as the Bangladesh batsmen are looking at all sea against the pacer.

Mahmudullah attempts to pull a short ball but misses it completely and is lucky not to have got an edge. The next ball is right up and on the stumps which the right-hander defends watchfully before he sees off the rest of the over.

Sarkars taps Stuart Broad on the leg side and picks up an easy single. Mahmudullah goes for the big drive through the off-side, playing away from his body, but is beaten by the outswinger. The next ball is full as Mahmudullah gets a thick outside edge and goes through the vacant thirdman region for a four.

Bangladesh struggle to 17 for two in six overs.

Bangladesh 10-2 (3 ovs) vs Eng | Scorecard

Anderson strikes again in his next over and once again he gets the edge. This time Tamim is caught at first slip for two to leave Bangladesh reeling on eight for two in the third over.

The left-hander came half-forward and poked at one outside the off-stump but managed to get the outside edge to offer a straightforward catch to Joe Root at first slip.

Bangladesh in big trouble early on as they are reduced to eight for two in the third over.

Mahmudullah gets off the mark with a single behind square on the leg side. Sarkar is beaten as he plays down the wrong line with the ball going past the inside edge of the bat through to the wicketkeeper before he takes one on the off-side.

Bangladesh 3-1 (1 ov) vs Eng | Scorecard

James Anderson has struck in the very first of the match. He gets one to slant across left-hander Imrul Kayes, who gets an edge and is caught by Jordan at third slip.

Tamim Iqbal got off the mark with a single off the second ball on the leg side and Kayes took two runs off the next ball before Anderson got one to pitch perfectly and move away enough to get the edge.

Soumya Sarkar defends the last two deliveries of the over as England make the perfect in their quest to win the match and keep themselves in contention for a place in the quarter-finals.

Welcome to the coverage of the 33rd match of the ICC World Cup between England and Bangladesh in Adelaide, on Monday.

England have won the toss and elected to bowl against Bangladesh. They have made two changes to their team with Alex Hales and Chris Jordan coming into the team in place of Steven Finn and Gary Ballance.