13 October,2016 07:38 AM IST | | PA Sport
England overcame a determined Bangladesh by four wickets to clinch a one-day series win after another tense tussle in Chittagong
England cricketer Ben Stokes plays a shot during the third and final One Day International (ODI) cricket match between Bangladesh and England at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong. Pic/AFP
Chittagong: England overcame a determined Bangladesh by four wickets to clinch a one-day series win after another tense tussle in Chittagong.
Sam Billings, making his first ODI appearance in more than a year, and Ben Duckett both made half-centuries as England's makeshift top four put them in position to overhaul Bangladesh's 277 for six.
Despite a brief wobble, Ben Stokes (47') and Chris Woakes (27') ensured the tourists claimed the spoils with 13 balls to spare for a 2-1 series win.
The series had been finely poised after one win each in Dhaka and although there were fears rain would at least shorten the contest, that never materialised.
