England lost their third wicket before the score reached 100. James Vince fell to the crease after David Malan’s departure. Taijul Islam’s ball touches the bat and is caught by Mushfiqur Rahim’s gloves. Vince scored only 5 runs, played 16 balls. The visitors lost the third wicket for 96 runs.

After Phil Salt’s return, Jason Roy became more fluent. One after another boundary was coming from his bat.
David Malan was advancing slowly at the other end. The duo also put on a 58-run stand for the second wicket. But Malan could not accompany Roy for a long time. The centurion of the previous match had to return to the dressing room after falling into the trap of Mehidy Hasan Miraz.

England lost the second wicket for 83 runs in the 16th over of the innings. Pitched full length from round the wicket, Miraz’s ball takes a sharp turn and hits Malan’s pads straight. Responding to the request, the umpire raised his finger for out. Malan also did not wish to seek a review. The left-handed batsman scored 11 runs without any boundaries in 19 balls.

England scored 121 runs with the loss of 3 wickets in 24 overs till writing this report. Jason Roy is 79 off 80 balls with 9 fours and Jos Buttler is unbeaten on 12 runs.

Before this, Taskin Ahmed broke the team’s opening pair of 25 runs. . Salt batted strongly with cover point in the third ball of the seventh over. But the ball kissed the edge of his bat and went straight to the hands of Nazmul Hossain Shanto at slip. So this opener has to stop at 7 individual runs.
Bangladesh won the toss at Mirpur – Sher – e – Bangla Stadium. However, in the previous match too, Tamim took the bowling first despite batting at the beginning. The XI remains unchanged, while England, who won the first match, makes two changes. Saqib Mahmood and Sam Curran entered the playing XI in place of Jofra Archer and Chris Woakes.