Wednesday 12 October 2016 18:12, UK
Adil Rashid took 4-43 as England chased down 277 to beat Bangladesh by four-wickets in the series-deciding third ODI in Chittagong.
Click play on the video above to watch highlights from England's, including Rashid's four-wicket haul and half-centuries from Sam Billings and Ben Duckett.
Earlier, Ben Stokes broke Bangladesh's 80-run opening partnership, having Kayes (46) caught at square leg and shortly after going past 5,000 ODI runs, Tamim (45) was deceived by Rashid's googly and slapped it straight to James Vince at cover.
Another long-hop brought Rashid his second wicket; Mahmudullah (6) thumping it to Jonny Bairstow at short extra cover. However, his third came with a beauty that drifted in slightly, span sharply away from Sabbir Rahman and took a feint nick through to Jos Buttler.
Moeen Ali had Shakib Al Hasan stumped and Rashid then took his fourth wicket with a full toss that was hit to midwicket by Nasir Hossain, Vince taking the catch.
Mushfiqur Rahim remained and after being dropped by Stokes on 46, he smashed the next ball for six to bring up his half-century. He finished unbeaten on 67 and, alongside Mosaddek Hossain (38no), he guided Bangladesh to 277-6.
James Vince and Billings got England's chase off to a good start and had put on 63 for the first wicket before Nasir removed Vince (32), lbw.
Another 50 partnership followed, this time between Billings and Duckett with the former making his maiden ODI half-century in the process.
The Kent batsman was eventually caught in the deep for 62 but Duckett remained and soon matched Billings in going past 50.
England looked a spot of bother when Duckett fell for 63 though, but, from 179-4, Stokes and Buttler showed great maturity to take the visitors to within sight of their target.
Buttler (25) and Ali (1) were dismissed in quick succession but Stokes (47no) and Chris Woakes (27no) extinguished any lingering hopes Bangladesh may have had of staging a late fightback and got England over the line with more than two overs to spare.
