James Tredwell helped England to a 2-0 series win in Bangladesh as they won the second Test match on Wednesday.

The Kent off-spinner took six wickets in the match, including 4-82 in the second innings, as England won by nine wickets.

Making his Test debut, Tredwell, pictured, took 2-99 from 31 overs in the first innings but improved in the second innings, when many observers claimed that he out-bowled England's premier spin bowler, Graeme Swann. Batting at No.10, Tredwell scored 37 with the bat in England's first innings.

Tredwell is due to arrive back in England later this week and is expected to take part in the ECB's CricketForce initiative at Addington Village CC this Saturday.