Bangladesh were jolted by the early dismissal of Tamim, but Rahim and Islam put on a gritty partnership of 113 for the eight wicket as Bangladesh were all out for 296. Swann picked up five wickets as Cook refused to enforce the follow on. The Bangladeshi spinners kept taking wickets at regular intervals in the second innings and have reduced England to 131/5. The lead is 434, but one wonders about the decision of English skipper Cook to not enforce the follow on. England will look to score some quick runs tomorrow and set bangladesh a target in excess of 500. Will Bangladesh manage to hold on to a draw? Will Swann spin a web around the bangladeshi batsmen? The pitch is still good for batting and that should give Bangladesh hope. Join us for all the action that takes place on Day 4. Until then, this is Siddharth saying Good bye and see you again soon.