Ireland captain William Porterfield tosses the coin and calls correctly and decides to put Mohammad Ashraful's Bangladesh in to bat at Trent Bridge
Junaid Siddique had survived a run-out chance in the first over but his luck runs out in the second when he skies a catch to Bray at short fine leg
Ireland's Trent Johnston is congratulated after taking his second wicket as Ashraful edges to Kevin O'Brien in the slips to leave Bangladesh on 40-2
Trent Johnston bowls his four overs in one spell and ends with figures of 3-20, very respectable in this form of the game
Tamim Iqbal is run out for 22 as he drops his bat and Kyle McCallan fumbles the ball but manages to break the stumps in time to reduce Bangladesh to 61-4
Boyd Rankin bowls Naeem Islam for seven to leave the Tigers on 117-8 in the 19th over
But Mashrafe Mortaza gives the fans plenty to cheer about as he hits two sixes in the final over to propel Bangladesh to 137-8
Ireland get off to the worst possible start when opener Jeremy Bray goes for two to leave them 6-1
Bangladesh play four spinners in the match and Abdur Razzak gets immediate reward, snaffling captain William Porterfield after his 23 off 19 balls
Ireland wicketkeeper Niall O'Brien is injured during Bangladesh's innings and bats with a runner, and manages 20 off 25 balls
But it is his brother Kevin who guides Ireland to a famous win, and the Super Eight stage, with a fantastic 39 off 17 balls as Ireland win by six wickets
In the second match of the day in Nottingham, Australia need to win to win to stay in the competition but they get off to an awful start as youngster David Warner is caught at point for a duck
Ponting is completely bamboozled by exciting new spinner Ajantha Mendis, who removes his leg stump with the final ball of his first over
Shane Watson tries to sweep his way out of trouble but Mendis traps him lbw for 22 as Australia wobble on 59-3 in the eighth over
Slinger Lasith Malinga is brought into the attack and he rips out two of Haddin's stumps as he's out for 16, Australia 74-4 in the 11th over
Mendis takes his third wicket of the match as he traps Mike Hussey lbw for one. Mendis finishes with impressive figures of 3-20
Mitchell Johnson offers some late hope for Australia as he smashes 28 off 13 balls including two sixes as Australia reach 159-9 in their 20 overs
Brett Lee gets Australia off to a flier, as Sanath Jayasuria is dismissed for two, caught brilliantly on the boundary by David Warner
Michael Clarke comes into the attack and bowls Tillakaratne Dilshan first ball for 53 as Australia sense they have a chance
Australia captain Ricky Ponting is a beaten man as Sri Lanka win by six wickets and knock the Aussies out of the competition
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara, 55 not out, and Jehan Mubarak celebrate Sri Lanka's victory over Australia
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