5.38pm: A solid bowling effort from the Black Caps, you'd think they'll be happy chasing under 250. Najmul Hossain Shanto top-scored for his side with 77, while Jaker Ali added some boshty down the order. But Bangladesh didn't manage a 50 partnership as wickets fell regularly through the innings - they'll have to go some with the ball if they are to defend this, though the extreme pace of Nahid Rana offers their attack an intriguing point of difference. Join Sreshth again in half an hour

Here's Michael Bracewell on his four-four: "Funny one, once you let go you don't have much control what happens at the other end. My day today, you take the good and the bad. Nice to get some assistance from the wind, I'm from Wellington so nice to have familiar conditions. [Fielding] Athleticism is amazing in the group, we try to put our bodies on the deck. Great to see that shining through. [Shanto catch] Not sure what happened there. You've got to put a name on it. [Batting] Looked like it got a bit easier at the back end, so hopefully it slides on and we can get off to a good start."

Nahid Rana is last man in

Here's Fahad Abbasi: "On the dew factor, with a cloud cover here in Pindi and cool breeze blowing, hope that there wont be any due around."

Jamieson will close out

In walks Mustafizur Rahman

Henry to finish his spell

"How's the pitch looking? Is there any ray of hope with this total for Bangladesh?" It's a touch two-paced, Salman. But NZ will hope it quickens up under the lights (and possible effect of dew)