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Shakib Al Hasan<\/strong> delivered a superb all-round performance in the third and last ODI of the three-match series between Bangladesh<\/strong> and England<\/strong> on Monday in Chattogram. His brilliant effort with both bat and ball helped Bangladesh register a 50-run victory over England, denying them a clean sweep in the three-match series.<\/p>\n Shakib\u2019s left-handed batting prowess was on display as he scored a quick-fire 75 off 71 deliveries to take Bangladesh to a fighting total of 246 runs. He was well supported by Mushfiqur Rahim<\/strong> (70) and Najmul Hossain Shanto<\/strong> (53), who also notched up half-centuries. However, the last six batsmen failed to build on the middle order\u2019s partnerships, which prevented Bangladesh from posting a bigger total.<\/p>\n England started their run-chase well with Jason Roy and Phil Salt\u2019s 54-run partnership<\/strong>. However, they soon lost three quick wickets, including that of Roy, as Shakib destroyed England\u2019s top order. James Vince<\/strong>, Sam Curran<\/strong>\u00a0and Jos Buttler<\/strong> got starts, but wickets fell regularly, and England\u2019s hopes of a victory faded.<\/p>\n Shakib almost completed a five-wicket haul when he trapped Jofra Archer lbw with his final delivery. But Archer successfully reviewed the decision, and Chris Woakes<\/strong> became the last wicket to fall in the next over. Shakib\u2019s figures of 4-35 in his ten overs proved to be instrumental in Bangladesh\u2019s victory. He also became the first Bangladesh player to complete 300 wickets in the 50 overs format.<\/p>\n Earlier in the match, Bangladesh won the toss and opted to bat, but England\u2019s all-rounder Curran gave them an ideal start by dismissing both openers in his first spell. Despite the early setbacks, Bangladesh\u2019s middle order showed resilience, and Shakib\u2019s all-round show helped Bangladesh earn a consolation win in the series.<\/p>\n