There are two games in the wee small hours of Monday morning that will decide who takes the last place in the Super 8s.

At 00:30 BST, Bangladesh play Nepal and starting an hour later, the Netherlands take on Sri Lanka.

A Bangladesh win will guarantee their place, while the Netherlands must beat Sri Lanka and hope that Bangladesh slip up. We'll have coverage of both games.

For now, here is Sam Drury's report of Pakistan's nervy win over Ireland.

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Pakistan captain Babar Azam: “When we started with the bowling, we got ahead. In the batting, we didn’t finish well but when you have back-to-back wickets, you have to go to the end with the tailenders."

On tournament as a whole: “With the bowling, we are good but in the batting we had a few mistakes in the US match and the India match. When you lose wickets, it puts you under pressure but a lot of positives with the bowling.

“We have a good bunch of players. Let’s go home and see where we’ve lacked, where we’re not good enough.

“Positives are that we had close games but didn’t finish well. We have good players but we have not performed as a team.”

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Ireland captain Paul Stirling: "We played in patches. We didn't start the day terribly well and they put pressure on us early on. I think that was the difference in the end.

"With the ball you can throw the towel in and lose by eight wickets but we didn't. I'm proud of the fight we showed."

On batting issues: "It's about getting that balance right. In T20 cricket you need that tempo. Sometimes we've gone too hard, other times not hard enough.

"It's been a difficult couple of weeks. But we'll go back and regroup."

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How must Pakistan rue that defeat to the USA? But the brutal nature of a four game group meant that made a huge difference, but the Super 8s are going to be fascinating.

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Andrew Leonard
Irish cricket commentator on BBC Sounds

Three matches, three defeats and a washout. I really don't think it's indicative of where the Irish men's team is at the moment.

Ireland have been rejuvenated under Paul Stirling.

Shaheen Afridi bowled superbly at the top of Ireland's innings, but I didn't see him winning it with the bat if I'm honest. Another 20 runs, and who knows?

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

This was a difficult group, a sort of group of death and Ireland have come out of it with nothing.

I said that the Ireland innings was all over the place, and the Pakistan chase more than matched it!

So many of these World Cup games have been erratic, but is that a bad thing? I don't think so.

Shaheen Afridi gets back on strike, and he heaves Delany over mid-wicket for another six to win the game for Pakistan!

Afridi dropped on sixpublished at 19:09 British Summer Time 16 June

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Shaheen Afridi flashes at one and Paul Stirling cannot cling on to a tough chance at slip!

Shaheen Afridi is at the crease, and he wallops Delany high over long on for a much-needed six!

Well, I'm getting that low-scoring classic I wanted!

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

You never know, you never know!

It's a mile outside off stump, not literally of course, and we move on.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Sounds

It should be straightforward from here but I don't think it's going to be as straightforward as we think.

Abbas Afridi is hit on the pad as he sweeps and Ireland go for a review.

Not a bad over for a fill-in bowler, but 14 off three overs seems gettable as Ben White returns.

No - it was a bump ball.

It really is all happening!