Majid: Oman to win their first ever match at World Twenty20, possible target to chase.

No sign of Big Bad Boyd Rankin yet - as the second over goes to Craig Young, who's brisk but not quite Rankin's pace (or height). Some good teamwork at deep mid-wicket denies the right-handed Khawar Ali a boundary, but the batsman rides his luck as Young beats his outside edge by a whisker.

Nothing wrong with that shot at all... left-hander Maqsood crashes the second ball of the innings back past mid-off for four. Murtagh, with a slip in, keeps a good line and length for the rest of the over - until a wristy flick from Maqsood squeezes another four wide of mid-wicket. A great start from the underdogs.

Tim Murtagh takes the opening over - with Zeeshan Maqsood (he of the spectacular catch earlier) and Khawar Ali opening up for Oman. Tin hats on.

Nearly ready to resume in Dharamsala, but one question remaining from yesterday... How on earth do you learn to play this shot? Watch Afghanistan's Mohammad Shahzad's audacious flick for four against Scotland.

Scotland face a must-win game on against Zimbabwe on Thursday after losing to Afghanistan yesterday. Watch highlights as the Scots fell 14 runs short.

Reports of a possible floodlight failure at Dharamsala seem to have been exaggerated - one of the light towers went off after the Ireland innings, but it's come back on so all is well.

John Michael Poole: Oman will get no where near this total. All out for 98. Rankin to take four wickets.

Zimbabwe had a few nervous moments in the opening game of the tournament against Hong Kong yesterday. Watch highlights as the Test nation won by 14 runs.

And good luck from us too.

Mr Cooper: 4 people out for 29 today #randomstat, external

That would be Stephan Myburgh and Peter Borren of the Netherlands, and William Porterfield and Paul Stirling of Ireland.

While we draw breath between innings, here's another chance to see Zeeshan Maqsood's stunning one-handed catch which removed opener Paul Stirling.

You can watch more clips from today via the "Highlights" tab, or scroll down to relive the Ireland innings and see them in context.

Ireland batsman Paul Stirling: "I thought it was quite difficult at the start, it didn't come on quite as well as we would have hoped. After a couple of overs we thought 150 would be a good score."

Ramiz Raja
Former Pakistan captain

"There were a few highs and lows in the Oman bowling, but they will generally be pretty happy with the work they did in the field."

McBrine slices the last ball of the innings over point for four - so they've beaten Bangladesh's first-innings score of 153 from the earlier game.

Ansari the slinger finishes with 3-37 from his four overs.

A wide down the leg side brings up 150 for Ireland.

McBrine sprints his way to a two. Last ball coming up.