The penultimate day of the series and England resume on 440-8. Tim Bresnan moves from 74 to 91 but is denied a maiden century as Mushfiqur Rahim executes the stumping
Debutant James Tredwell hits a determined 37 with six boundaries before he is the last wicket to fall as England are all out for 496 - a lead of 77
Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal plays his trademark array of attacking shots, albeit in slightly fortuitous fashion on occasions
Tamim leads a charmed life and here looks certain to be caught by Jonathan Trott out of picture at point, but the England batsman inexplicably spills the simplest of opportunities
The dropped catch comes on 47 but Tamim adds only five before he is caught at point by Stuart Broad, having made 52 from 84 balls
Undaunted by a Test debut that has consisted of a duck and a dropped catch thus far, Jahurul Islam's first two scoring shots are huge sixes down the ground
But Jahurul is beaten by a sharply spinning off-spinner from Graeme Swann, his 16th wicket of the series
Junaid Siddique is dismissed in bizarre fashion as a back foot drive flies up off the boot of Alastair Cook into the grateful hands of bowler James Tredwell, the debutant's third wicket of the match
Stuart Broad has some forceful opinions to offer as the frustration begins to grow in the heat, but it is all harmonious with umpire Tony Hill after the England bowler removes Mushfiqur Rahim
Trott (centre), having recovered from his horrendous dropped catch, leaves the field with Bresnan (left) and Tredwell (right) as England end day four in a strong position, only 95 behind, with four wickets still to take
England supporters show increasing signs of wear and tear in the heat, but though they might have sunburn to contend with, there could be the delight of an England series whitewash on the horizon for them
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