Ireland slip to 61-4 in 10th over, chasing 177 to win
Campher hits stunning 72* off 32 balls in partnership of 119 with Dockrell (39* off 27) to lead Ireland to stunning win
Scotland 176-5: Jones 86 (55), Berrington 37 (27); Campher 2-9
Both sides have now won one, lost one in Group B
West Indies and Zimbabwe face each other in Group B's later game (09:00 BST)
Two sides from each group qualify for Super 12s, which begin on 22 October
My colleague Stephan Shemilt's match report is now up so that is all from this live page.
I will leave you with the winning moment as Curtis Campher secured the most dramatic of victories for Ireland to keep their World Cup hopes alive.
Until next time, farewell.
So where does that leave us? Well Ireland now join Scotland and Zimbabwe on two points, with Zimbabwe top of the table courtesy of their superior net run rate.
They take on West Indies later this morning. If West Indies win it will mean all four sides on two points and two huge matches on Friday to decide which two sides will make it through to the Super12s.
Ireland captain Andy Balbirnie: "It was pretty special. I can't remember an important a partnership as that. All year we have played pretty good cricket. There's been times when we have been out of games and came out throwing punches and maybe just fell short. So to get over the line is great and was a pretty special knock from Curtis and George. Hopefully we can take that into Friday."
Scotland captain Richie Berrington: "I thought Michael Jones was superb today all the way through the innings. A couple of other guys chipped in as well so we were happy. We may have missed a few runs towards the back end but we knew if we bowled well we would give ourselves a chance.
"The boys upfront were excellent getting those early wickets. But you have to give credit to Curtis Campher and George Dockrell. It was a brilliant partnership and an exceptional knock from Curtis, so credit to them.
"We know from last year these groups are never straightforward so we will learn from today, reflect and come back strong in the last game."
Ireland batter Curtis Campher: "We had a clear game plan to try and take the game deep and I was lucky it was my day.
"The way George and I approached it, we went hard in the middle. After the ninth or 10th over we got a bit of momentum and tried to maintain it for as long as we could.
"I'm just happy to help the team. They are a great bunch of lads. We have gone up the gears in the last 12 months. So I'm happy it has come together now."
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Ireland's entire tournament has been transformed in 57 balls of mayhem and madness in that partnership between Campher and Dockrell.
Curtis Campher and George Dockrell's partnership was worth 119 runs off 57 balls.
Campher ends 72 not out, Ireland's highest score at a T20 World Cup. No wonder he is being mobbed by his team-mates.
Xavier Doherty
Former Australia spinner on BBC Test Match Special
For three-quarters of the game, the Scots were on top. But Scotland didn't score much off their last two overs - another 10 runs there, how crucial would that have been?
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
What a shot! What a way to win the game! What an innings!
Curtis Campher, take a bow. That is astounding innings.
He and George Dockrell hardly put a foot wrong in that partnership.
They have saved Ireland.
Curtis Campher guides the next ball through point for another four and Ireland have done it!
What a sensational victory that is. They were in a huge hole at 61-4 but Campher and George Dockrell dragged Ireland back into the game and kept their World Cup hopes alive.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Ireland are on the brink now - they need just one more to win!
Sensational stuff from Campher!
And another! Curtis Campher cracks one past point to level the scores!
Ireland need one to win from seven balls.
Full, wide, and smacked away for four!
Curtis Campher reaches for it and manages to guide the ball wide of third man and over the rope.
Ireland now need just five from eight balls.
More fantastic running from Curtis Campher and George Dockrell as they scamper through for two.
10 needed from 10 balls.
Image source, BBC SportXavier Doherty
Former Australia spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That is the shot of the day for me. That was really full - Sharif would've been hoping for a dot or a single at worst and Campher has hit it for a one-bounce four.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Dare I say it, Ireland are now cruising. A wonderful shot from Campher.
Target 177
What a shot!
Curtis Campher launches Safyaan Sharif back over his head for a one-bounce four!
Ireland now need 12 from 12 balls. What a staggering comeback this is.
Xavier Doherty
Former Australia spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That's a fantastic innings. It doesn't feel like he's striking it at over 200 but he's snuck it up there.
Curtis Campher's pushes a full toss from Safyaan Sharif into the leg-side for two to bring up his fifty.
A brilliant knock from Campher who raises his bat to acknowledge the crowd before quickly focusing on the next ball. He knows there is still work to do.