Australia's rapid victory boosts net run-rate in their pursuit of semi-final place
Bangladesh 73 all out: Zampa 5-19, Hazlewood 2-8
Bangladesh already eliminated
That was speedy, wasn't it?
Callum's report is ready if you want to catch up with how Australia just demolished Bangladesh.
We'll be back in an hour to see Sri Lanka play West Indies.
In a bit.
Ravi Bopara
Former England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
The quickest T20 game I can remember was in Bangladesh funnily enough. You can bowl sides out for 50 or 60 there but it is hard to knock that off in five or six overs over there!
Player of the match Adam Zampa, who took 5-19: "It's a pretty nice feeling. A five-for in T20 cricket has eluded me for a while.
"I had three overs between my hat-trick delivery, so I don't think anyone knew. If it wasn't for Wadey's hands I wouldn't have as many wickets as I have.
"The overs I bowled today was purely about taking wickets. We needed to chase down a low score today so we tried to be aggressive."
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
In a World T20 this is the second-largest victory in terms of ball left. The biggest was Sri Lanka beating Netherlands in 2014.
Aaron Finch's 40 came from just 20 balls, with two fours and four sixes.
That win takes Australia above South Africa...
Image source, BBC Sport
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
The shot to finish was the shot of the match. What a shot!
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
That's a statement from Australia. They want to stay in this competition. They obliterated Bangladesh.
A casual 82 balls to spare in that absolute demolition job from Australia.
That, my friends, is an absolute mauling.
Mitchell Marsh swings an absolutely giant six away, and Australia complete their run chase in just 6.2 overs. My word.
Wide. Two runs needed.
Oh, shot!
Mitchell Marsh absolutely wallops Taskin Ahmed over cover for four.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
South Africa will be watching this and thinking this is the last thing they wanted.
Glenn Maxwell has come out to join Mitchell Marsh.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
Australia are just swinging from the hip, and taking outrageous risks.
Warner b Shoriful 18 (Aus 67-2)
David Warner goes for another big, thumping drive, and misses by a mile.
Not that it matters, really. Australia need seven runs from 84 balls. I dunno, they might just do that.
The free hit costs just a single, but Australia need just eight runs to win.
Ouch. A no ball, and here comes the free hit.
Michell Marsh is off the mark with a huge wallop through mid-wicket for four.
Australia need 11 runs to win.
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