41.1 such a tame end to a fine innings. Simmons attempts something which is not his strength, moving across his stumps to try and paddle over short fine leg. There's no pace on the ball whatsoever and it lands in short fine leg's lap 217/1

14.6 shuffles and tickles this one turning down leg to short fine leg, easily done 67

41.4 caught at deep square leg! Samuels tries to hook a short ball but top edges it. Kapali comes running in from the boundary and takes the catch on the move. 224/2

48.3 bowled him! Shafiul pitches a slower ball in line with the stumps and angles it across Bravo, who backed away to hit through the off side. He was beaten by the change of pace and the ball clipped off stump 283/3

49.1 caught at long-on! Pollard backs away to a fullish ball and slogs, swinging his bat hard, aiming for a six over deep midwicket. He mis-times it and the fielder at long-on runs to his right to take the catch 289/4

12.1 what a gift. Bishoo strikes with his first ball. It was short, it was wide, and it was barely turning in. Tamim set himself up for a sumptuous cut, and edged it into Ramdin's gloves. 44/1

27.5 Danza's taken a blinder! Slow offcutter from Naeem, who backs away and swings merrily, but the ball comes on slowly and takes the top edge to fly right up. Hyatt runs back from cover, dives away from the action and takes it with both hands even as he slides along the turf. Supreme stuff. 122/2

29.4 Kayes' lively hand comes to an end, and it is that man Samuels again. Short ball outside off, it came on faster than he expected and he ended up feathering the cut to the keeper. The Powerplay is doing more bad than good for Bangladesh. 130/4

28.5 Ashraful is on his way already. Blink-and-you-miss innings. Nice lively bouncer from Rampaul, Ashraful goes for a shot he wouldn't have tried if it wasn't the Powerplay, or if the situation wasn't so difficult (though, with Ashraful, it is tough to say). He's cramped for the pull and Ramdin takes the top edge. 126/3

35.4 Samuels has taken the Mickey out of the innings. Rahim top-edges the sweep off a flat ball and it nestles in short fine leg's hands. Darren Bravo takes a catch, which is an event by itself. 164/5

43.2 and that's the end of Kapali. Rampaul excels in these skiddy bouncers that come along faster than you'd imagine. Kapali top-edges a pull and it is easily caught well inside the boundary by a pumped up Simmons. 219/6

46.2 huge offcutter. Russell gets it to dart in late and cut Nasir in half as he thinks of cutting, then steering, then defending. He was probably better off working it to the leg side. It ends up going off the bat handle onto the stumps. 237/7