Late Bangladesh charge stuns England

Mar 11, 2011

The scoreboard operators take in the view at Chittagong•AFP

Matt Prior returned to the openers' slot after Kevin Pietersen's injury•Getty Images

Andrew Strauss returned to the top of the tournament run-scorers' list but couldn't build a big score ...•Getty Images

Eoin Morgan was quickly into his stride on his return to the England team, and added 109 with Jonathan Trott•AFP

Tamim looked in prime form during his 38 from 26 balls ...•Getty Images

But the dewy conditions played havoc with England's bowlers•Getty Images

But Shakib dragged on a sweep against Graeme Swann•AFP

Bangladesh were ecstatic after the narrow two-wicket win that kept them in the race for the knockouts•Getty Images

Shakib Al Hasan won the toss as Bangladesh bowled first•Getty Images

But Prior did not last long as Mushfiqur Rahim was alert enough to pull the stump out to confirm his stumping, after initially removing the bails•Getty Images

... as he was sharply caught at slip by Junaid Siddique•Getty Images

But England could not get going in the death overs, and were dismissed for 225•Getty Images

... but Tim Bresnan bowled Tamim to get England back in the contest•Getty Images

Shakib Al Hasan worked the ball around calmly•Getty Images

Ajmal Shahzad took two wickets in two overs, and Bangladesh were soon reeling at 169 for 8•Getty Images

Rahim celebrated as his quick thinking led to a dozy Prior having to walk back•Getty Images

Mahmudullah dismissed Ian Bell as England slipped to 53 for 3•Getty Images

Tamim Iqbal launched Bangladesh's chase with a blaze of boundaries•Getty Images

Junaid Siddique was found short by a superb direct hit from James Anderson•AFP

Imrul Kayes and Shakib combined in a pivotal fourth-wicket stand•Getty Images

But Mahmudullah fought back, eventually hitting the winning runs in an epic victory, after an unbeaten 58-run stand with Shafiul Islam•PA Photos