The Ranji champion appears to be the team in control, with a solid lead of 274 runs, including the 121-run advantage it gained in the first essay
Ireland have named the same XI that lost the first ODI by 139 runs
England captain says line has been drawn under "blackface" issue ahead of Bangladesh challenge
Bowling coach on Old Course as Stokes doubts compound rawness of chosen seam attack
Test captain trained in Multan but Zak Crawley said England "don't know yet" if he will play
Tony de Zorzi has also been rested for the second ODI vs Ireland after hurting his knee during the first ODI
Alyssa Healy wary of the Chamari Athapaththu threat; Bangladesh dropped four catches in win over Scotland
Mumbai finished the fourth day 274 runs in front with four second-innings wickets in hand
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