BAN vs ENG

Shakib notches a half-century and four wickets in an ODI for record-breaking fourth time.

But the home side's relief was to have avoided a whitewash at home, with Sri Lanka having inflicted the last one in 2014. Rashid removed Mahmudullah cheaply too, before Shakib took over the bulk of the scoring. 5 in the absence of Will Jacks, scratched around for 49 balls for his 23, before hitting one down long-off's throat in the 24th over. But when Salt hit one to cover point where Mahmudullah took a simple catch, Shakib had given Bangladesh the important first wicket. Three wickets in nine balls turned 54 for no loss into 55 for 3, bringing the home side back in the contest. Adil Rashid also fell to Taijul, in his last over. His partnership with James Vince added 49 runs, but the direction of the match would always depend on the next pair. Shakib scored a quickfire 75 to help Bangladesh to a fighting 246 all out, before taking 4 for 35. The amazing showing was a reminder of Shakib's quality and class as an allrounder. The ball kept a little low but that's usually how Shakib's undercutter looks as it skids into the stumps. The visitors were off to a flyer after Jason Roy and Phil Salt struck a flurry of boundaries in the first nine overs. The small Chattogram crowd burst into life when Shakib took his fourth wicket, making him the first Bangladeshi to reach this feat.

Shakib al Hasan was the star of the evening as Bangladesh delivered a shock defeat to England at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chattogram.

Bangladesh beat England by 50 runs but ended up losing the three-match ODI series 1-2. Woakes made a late push for the visitors but couldn’t drag England over the line as the visitors were bowled out for 196 runs, falling short by 50 runs. Moeen Ali couldn’t move the scoreboard much and was cleaned up by Ebadot Hussain, before Jos Buttler lost his wicket after scoring 26 runs off 24 balls. In the second innings, England got off to a brisk start with openers Phil Salt and Jason Roy combining for a 54-run partnership for the first wicket. Mahmudullah was the next to fall, as Rashid bundled him over after scoring 8 runs off 9 deliveries. The hosts got off to a slow start with opener Litton Das losing his wicket to Sam Curran in the very first over.