New Zealand vs Bangladesh, 28th Match, Super 10 Group 2 - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Nathan McCullum and Henry Nicholls come in for Guptill and Milne. Bangladesh go in with the same team. The World is watching. #LetsPackEden say banners all over Kolkata. Sadly Eden isn't packed today. Far from it.

Alright then, the national anthem is done, Mashrafe Mortaza will start for Bangladesh, Kane Williamson and Nicholls are out there, and we are all set to rock and roll

Mustafizur strikes for Bangladesh! Lovely bowling from the youngster, this was pitched up outside off, drew Nicholls into the drive, he didn't cover for the movement, leaves a big gap between bat and pad as he went for the ambitious shot, the ball sneaks through and sends the off-stump cartwheeling.

Williamson has been castled and Rahman roars in delight! This is a reward for some excellent bowling. This was a full ball on the stumps, it was another slower delivery as well. Williamson went a long way across his stumps as he looked to help it over short fine. No pace on the delivery, the batsman was way too early on the shot and is beaten comprehensively.

Bangladesh aren't letting New Zealand get away with this match. They've kept the run rate in check and Al-Amin now gets Munro. New Zealand are 99 for 3 after 15 overs and will eye a late flourish now.

Soon after Mashrafe bowls Anderson. This is the first wicket for Bangladesh captain in the Super 10 stage.

Mustafizur Rahman ends with figures of 5 for 22 but can't stop New Zealand from posting a very healthy total on a tricky pitch. New Zealand will be happy with this score. It was a slow track and Mustafizur enjoyed bowling on it. He kept befuddling the batsmen with clever change of pace, the off-cutter turned out to be an useful ally and the New Zealand batsmen were left groping in the dark.

The Bangladesh pacer walks off with a wide smile on his face! We'll be right back for the chase, stay tuned!

Bangladesh too are finding it difficult to get going on this track. They've lost Tamim for just 3 and the bowlers have ensured that Sabbir and Mithun don't get a lot of pace on the ball. Mithun felt the pressure to up the ante and perished. Bangladesh are playing too many dot balls at the moment and have post just 31 for 2 after seven overs.

Things are just going from bad to worse for Bangladesh. They are now six down with just 44 runs on the board. There's no pace on offer from the pitch but more importantly, the batsmen look crestfallen more so because of how things have panned out in the tournament for them. There's absolutely no intensity from them, they are going through the motions. Makes me wonder why did they even turn up to play the dead rubber.

And now there's some problem with one of the floodlight towers at the venue and as a result of that, the game will drag on.

And the action is set to resume now.

Bangladesh fold for 70 in chase of 146 to succumb to a big loss - their fourth in this tournament as they crash out. It was a drag really and the pitch played a part in it. Bangladesh were never in the chase and gave up well before the match ended. That's it from us folks for this game. Stay tuned for more!