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2nd ODI today

Sports Reporter
The second one-day international between Bangladesh and England will be held at the Bangabandhu National Stadium today.
The day-night match commences at 1:30pm with Bangladesh Television and STAR Sports providing live coverage.
The home side lost the first of the three-match series by seven wickets at the MA Aziz Stadium in Chittagong Friday.
The Tigers will be hoping for a damage limitation after their horrible batting display in the first game where they lost seven wickets for only 66 runs. They eventually crawled to 143 only because of a rearguard action. England cruised to victory inside 25 overs with all-rounder Andrew Flintoff leading the way.
Bangladesh, who gave debuts to three players in that match, are likely to reshuffle the team again to end their one-day blues, which now stands at 45 in a row.
Mohammad Rafique, who missed the first match after injuring his knee during practice, has a bright chance of playing today. The most successful Bangladesh bowler resumed training under lights at the big bowl.
If Rafique is fit then off-spinner Jamal Uddin Babu, who made his debut in Chittagong, will be left out. The game might also see the introduction of another debutant in stocky batsman Moniruzzaman.
The right-hander may bring solidity to the run-dry middle-order.
Coach Dav Whatmore also agreed that not enough runs were coming from the middle-order.
"We need to bat a full 50 overs and forget the last match," he said adding that he was considering couple of changes in his team without elaborating.
"Rafique will undergo a fitness test in the evening and we will wait another four hours to see how his body reacts afterwards. So, we can not confirm anything before tomorrow morning," said Whatmore while commenting on his key bowler.
The Bangladesh coach also did not rule out a long awaited debut of Moniruzzaman by resting Habibul Bashar, Alok Kapali or Rajin Saleh.
England also trained at the same venue and said that they had no injury worry and are expected to filed the same side.
SQUADS
Bangladesh (from): Khaled Mahmud, Hannan Sarkar, Nafees Iqbal, Moniuruzzaman, Rajin Saleh, Alok Kapali, Mushfiqur Rahman, Khaled Mashud, Mohammad Rafique, Manjarul Islam, Tapash Baisya, Jamal Uddin and Habibul Bashar.
England (From): Michael Vaughan, Murcus Trescothick, Vikram Solanki, Andrew Flintoff, Rikki Clarke, Anthony McGrath, Paul Collingwood, Andrew Strauss, Chris Read, Ian Blackwell, Gareth Batty, Ashley Giles, James Anderson and Geraint Jones.
Umpires: Aleem Dar (Pakistan) and AFM Akhter Uddin (Bangladesh).