England finally cruised to a 2-0 series win over Bangladesh through the batting of Alastair Cook, who hit a 12th Test century, and Kevin Pietersen.

Cook made 109 and Pietersen 74 in an unbroken stand of 167 as England won by nine wickets, reaching their target of 209 with exactly 10 overs remaining.

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Kevin Pietersen suffered another worrying failure as England drew their tour match with Bangladesh A.

Having made only 49 runs in six previous innings on tour, he made 20 but was bowled attempting a sweep shot.

Earlier, skipper Alastair Cook conceded 111 from just five overs as he bowled for a declaration by the hosts.

England were set 284 to win and Michael Carberry, seeking a place in Friday's first Test, hit six fours in 35 from 28 balls as the tourists closed on 185-4.

After his undistinguished bowling Cook did make the most of his chance with the bat, and was in control against both spin and seam in compiling 42 before he decided to retire.