Bangladesh v England: Graeme Swann and Stuart Broad double act reaps rewards

Bystaff and agencies 1113AM GMT thirteen March 2010

The man Graeme Swann"s Test rebirth one after an additional with wickets in Chittagong Photo PA

Paul Collingwood became England"s second centurion of the compare and Bangladesh surrendered five initial innings wickets as the tourists changed in to a widespread on all sides on day dual of the initial Test.

England spoken on 599 for 6 after Collingwood (145) purebred a 10th Test hundred, following in the footsteps of captain Alastair Cook, who fell for a career-best 173 this morning.

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Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann afterwards common the booty as Bangladesh crumbled to 154 for five, with usually the daring Tamim Iqbal (81 not out) holding firm.

Cook had 158 of his side"s 374 for 3 overnight and nudged 3 singles to ease past his prior high of 160.

Collingwood, resuming on 32no, was additionally off the symbol fast this morning, operative Rubel Hossain for 4 by mid-wicket for the day"s initial boundary.

Cook followed with a clinical true expostulate for four.

Collingwood brought up England"s 400 by thumping Shakib Al Hasan for 6 over long-on and ensured his own half-century with a poke to extra-cover.

Then, after scarcely 7 hours at the crease, Cook gave his wicket afar in the softest of fashions, held and bowled by Mahmudullah off a top-edged pull.

Collingwood and new batsman Ian Bell began pciking up runs with the pinnacle morality on both sides of the wicket, with the latter bringing up the fifty partnership with 3 fours in as most balls.

After lunch, the span began to exam the flagging Bangladesh fielders and the reply was tardy sufficient that they began using unsure singles with impunity.

Bell duly despatched Abdur Razzak for 4 to crack 500.

Collingwood did not repeat Kevin Pietersen"s inapplicable designation of descending for 99 and quietly guided the careless Shahadat Hossain to third man to move in to 3 figures.

The 33-year-old"s celebrations were muted, in keeping with the prosaic inlet of the Tigers" attack.

Bell beaten the subsequent smoothness by the covers for 4 to move up nonetheless an additional England half-century.

Collingwood was put down when he middled one true behind to Shakib on 119 and responded with a tasty 6 down the ground.

From there it became transparent that the stipulation was imminent, Collingwood peppering - and clearing - the range a handful of times prior to eventually removing caught.

Bell was seeking to turn his side"s third centurion prior to being called in but he was held for 84 dual balls after being since a hold up at long-on.

Tamim offering an early denote of how he dictated to proceed Bangladesh"s innings, slicing the initial round for 4 only past point.

Broad was in assertive mood, though, and in his subsequent over struck Imrul Kayes wash out on the helmet.

A follow-up bouncer weakened the batsman serve and a third saw him double behind the round to wicketkeeper Matt Prior.

Junaid Siddique followed for seven, fending an additional short-pitched smoothness true behind to Broad to leave the hosts in low trouble.

Tamim was serene at the alternative finish and hoisted Broad for 6 over excellent leg when he was handed a short one.

He one after an additional to fool around his shots, scoring 31 of the his side"s initial 50.

Graeme Swann took the 12th over and one after an additional his supernatural robe of distinguished in his initial over.

Aftab Ahmed was the man to go, held by Bell at short leg for one.

Debutant Steven Finn struggled at the alternative end, surrender twenty-five runs in 3 overs, together with 4 off his initial smoothness in general cricket.

Another lax round down leg side gave Tamim his eighth 4 and brought up a 53-ball half-century.

Mahmudullah was going well in await of the opener and strike one of the shots of the day to swell Swann behind over his head for six.

The all-rounder afterwards clubbed Tim Bresnan for unbroken bounds as the fourth-wicket span scored at pace.

But Swann had him for 51, with a idea of glove as the round floated to Collingwood at slip.

Shakib looked set to reach stumps to one side Tamim but lost his off branch to Swann attempting a unreasonable shot.

Nightwatchman Shahadat roughly followed but the third referee incited down England"s interest for held at stupid point.