Cummins takes hat-trick at end of Bangladesh innings
Bangladesh post 140-8 - Shanto top-scores with 41
Two wickets for Zampa as Bangladesh struggle for fluency
Australia win toss and bowl first
Venue: Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound
Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto: "I'd have liked to bowl as well but happy to bat first.
"It's very important for us that we do something special as a batting unit in the Super 8s, the wicket looks good so we'll try to do something special today."
Australia captain Mitchell Marsh: "It looks like a decent wicket, I don't think it'll change too much over the 40 overs."
On the conditions: "I think it's always nice to get used to the conditions somewhat. It's a good ground and hopefully, we can have a good night.
"As the tournament gets deeper, pressure rises. We just need to keep playing our style, keep doing what we've been doing and have fun."
Changes to the team?: "Cummins and Starc in for Agar and Ellis."
The coin comes down in favour of Australia and Mitchell Marsh says that they will bowl first.
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Good news, the rain has stopped and the covers are off so hopefully the toss isn't too far away.
Fingers crossed this is just a brief delay.
Two positive signs from the ground. Firstly, it seems pretty windy in North Sound so hopefully the shower blows by quickly.
Secondly, Ricky Ponting is on the outfield for the TV coverage and is doing without an umbrella so that suggests the rain can't be too bad, surely?!
The Sir Vivian Richards Stadium is the venue for tonight's match and... we're not quite ready for the toss.
That's because there is a bit of rain around and the covers are on. Not ideal.
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The Super 8s have begun and things have really started to ramp up at this T20 World Cup.
England claimed an impressive win last night, India followed suit today and South Africa are also off the mark.
Now it's the turn of Australia and Bangladesh. They face off in Antigua aiming to join India on two points in Group 1...