Ireland beat UAE by two wickets
Ireland chase 279 with four balls to spare
Wilson 80, K O'Brien 50 off 25 balls
UAE 278-9: Shaiman 106; Stirling 2-27
Pool B, Brisbane; Ireland won toss
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe tall Amjad Javed, who hails from Dubai, is the UAE's number eight - he made his highest ODI score in their last game against Zimbabwe, an unbeaten 25 from 19 balls. The right-hander rears away from a lifter from Cusack, who has 1-23 from seven overs.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"This is pretty awful batting. The two slips have been put in and it's a fairly obvious game plan from Ireland. If you've seen teams warming up and the coach nicks it to fielders for catching, he's played the exact shot."
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Brisbane-born Cusack has his first wicket - the unconvincing Mustafa, who's been an outside edge waiting to happen, finally nicks one to the keeper Gary Wilson as he's been threatening to for the last couple of overs.
Image source, Getty ImagesGraeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"The Ireland spinners have been very impressive; they've only gone for one boundary. They've really tightened the screw."
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Dockrell, inscrutable behind his sunglasses, keeps Anwar tied down for four dot balls before spinning down a legside wide - while Anwar gets a quiet word from the umpire for running down the middle of the pitch. Time for drinks.
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Image source, Getty ImagesLeft-hander Mustafa hangs his bat out at Cusack, who has a first slip posted for such a little dab - but though he doesn't make contact, Ireland's response is to bring in a second slip. Another flash outside off stump just whistles past the edge - and when Cusack finally finds the edge, the ball scoots past second slip and they run two. How frustrating must that be for a captain.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe new batsman is Rohan Mustafa, one of the younger players in the UAE side at 26. He was born in Pakistan but moved to Sharjah at the age of 10.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"His foot is outside the line, he is a long way down but it hit him in line. There must be 2% of that ball hitting the top of leg stump. This is so harsh for the batsman. He's trudging off - he's not too happy and I'm with him there."
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It hits him on the knee-roll, he's got a decent stride in, but it's "umpire's call" for hitting the very top of the leg stump... so Khurram goes.
After that long wait for Dockrell, the young Somerset spinner looks to have made the breakthrough - Khurram is hit in front and umpire Michael Gough's finger goes up, but the UAE vice-captain wants a review...
A double change in the bowling as Alex Cusack replaces fellow seamer Sorensen - and the UAE finally show some aggression as Anwar comes down the track and heaves the medium-pacer for four over long-on - the first boundary for eight overs. This stand is worth 44.
UAE 116-4 (30 overs) after winning toss
Batsmen: Khurram 33*, Anwar 19*
Fall of wickets: 49-1 (Berenger 13), 53-2 (Chandran 0), 73-3 (Amjad 45), 78-4 (Patil 2)
Bowling figures: Mooney 5-0-18-0, Sorensen 6-0-33-0, Cusack 4-0-13-0, Stirling 10-0-27-2, K O'Brien 4-0-18-2, Dockrell 1-0-7-0.
Indeed, it's slow left-armer Dockrell into the attack, just as Graeme Swann takes the TMS summariser's chair - and like Swann used to, young Dockrell (still only 22) will bowl with his sunglasses on. A tidy enough first over, but the UAE easily milk him for ones and twos.
"You didn't have a doosra?" Swann is asked on TMS. "No, I bowled with a straight arm," he retorts.
Image source, BBC SportGraeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"What a good spell it was from Paul Stirling. Off-spinners are the future, the past and the present of cricket. But McBrine, who was left out, is a better bowler than Stirling, so Ireland could have saved themselves 30 or 40 runs."
Some more tremendous fielding from Ireland keeps the UAE on their toes as two fielders swoop in the infield, one flicks the ball to the other and the Emirates pair don't dare risk a single. Left-hander Khurram Khan and right-hander Shaiman Anwar dab a few careful singles - and spinner George Dockrell is warming up in the outfield, it looks as if he'll be replacing Stirling.