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Scotland win with two overs to spare
Two rain delays in Nagpur
Both sides already knocked out
Afghanistan qualify as Group B winners
Scotland captain Preston Mommsen: "It's huge - it's been a long time coming. The boys are absolutely chuffed to get on the board. There will be a few cold ones cracked open tonight.
"We've got to make sure we keep qualifying for these tournaments. Hopefully when we come back this is the opening of the floodgates."
Hong Kong captain Tamwir Afzal: "We will take positives from this, regroup and work hard on our weaknesses."
Man of the match Matt Machan, who took 2-26 and made 15 not out: "It's a great day for Scottish cricket. We've got the monkey off our back and we're very happy.
"We haven't played our best cricket this week. It's always tricky with Duckworth-Lewis but we got the job done."
They have done it. Scotland have won a game at an ICC global event for the first time. Great scenes and fully deserved.
Cross is caught by Nizakat Khan as he finishes on 22.
Cross starting to show some confidence as he hits another six.
That is very long.
Coetzer adds to Scotland's total.
Scotland 20-1
Munsey drags it and he's out for 19 off 11 balls.
Two more fours for Scotland.
Scotland find the boundary twice to score eight runs in the opening over.
News update: Play is about to resume and Scotland have 10 overs in which to chase 76. We'll bring the highlights of a truncated chase as they happen.
News from Nagpur... the covers are coming off. Play must resume by 17:22 GMT - by which time we would have a five-over game. That would leave Scotland needing 42 to win.
Heavy rain again in Nagpur and the covers are back on.
Scotland's Matt Machan, who took 2-26: "We would have taken 128 at the start of the day, so job done for the first half.
"We've got to get ahead of the rate early on. It would be nice to get off to a good powerplay and see it home at the end."
Hong Kong manage seven runs off the final three balls of the innings to post 127-7. So Scotland need 128 to claim their first win of the World T20 - indeed their first at a major global tournament.
We're back underway.
After a slight problem with one of the pitch-drying machines leaving the ground, play is back under way...
Hong Kong 120-7
The covers are off and play is set to resume in about 10 minutes. No overs have been lost and there are three balls remaining in the innings.