Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Tom Mallows

  1. Sco 60-1

    Cross 28, Jones 31

    Simi Singh is the new bowler and a drive from Michael Jones through cover is stopped by Gareth Delany on the boundary - but replays showed he was touching the boundary sponge and four is given.

  2. Ireland made the perfect start to this game when Mark Adair trapped George Munsey for one.

    Scotland have recovered well, though.

  3. Sco 52-1

    That's a good shot, too. Michael Jones whips the ball off his pads for a one-bounce far to bring up the Scotland fifty.

    Barry McCarthy is 0-26 from his two overs so far.

  4. 6 runs

    Sco 47-1

    Shot! Barry McCarthy goes for the short ball but Michael Jones stays tall and pulls away for six!

  5. Sco 39-1

    Time for a bit of spin as Gareth Delany comes into the attack. His second ball is a touch full and Michael Jones plays a lovely lofted drive over mid-off for four.

    Scotland reach will 39-1 at the end of the powerplay, which I think they will be reasonably satisfied with.

  6. Sco 32-1

    Matthew Cross makes the most of his reprieve, smashing Mark Adair away to deep mid-wicket for a one-bounce four.

  7. dropped catch

    Cross dropped on 16

    Chance....but put down!

    Matthew Cross skips down the track and absolutely hammers the ball straight to Andy Balbirnie at cover, but it pops out of his hands.

    Big chance for Ireland.

  8. Sco 25-1

    Now Michael Jones gets in on the act as he pulls Josh Little away for four through fine leg.

    Ouch, that's a painful one for umpire Kumar Dharmasena, who cannot get out of the way as Scotland attempt a shy at the stumps and the ball smacks into his shin.

    Dharmasena is all smiles afterwards though, he is made of tough stuff.

    Nine off the over for Scotland, who are ticking along nicely.

  9. Sco 16-1

    Matthew Cross looks in good touch as he punishes a loose over from Barry McCarthy, hitting three fours.

    The first is a whip off the pads through backward square, the second a front foot pull through mid-wicket and the third an uppish cut through third man.

    Good comeback from Scotland after a nervy opening two overs.

  10. Sco 2-1

    Matthew Cross is the new batter and gets off the mark with an on drive. Michael Jones then attempts a risky pull that lands just short of the fielder running in from the mid-wicket boundary.

    It has been a nervy start by Scotland.

  11. Henry Moeran
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    It looked out. It's not a great decision from Kumar Dharmasena, I'm afraid.

  12. wicket

    WICKET

    Munsey lbw b Adair 1 (Sco 1-1)

    What a start for Ireland as Mark Adair strikes with his first ball!

    George Munsey again looks to clip the ball into the leg-side but his smacked on the pads by the swinging ball.

    Kumar Dharmasena says not out but the decision is overturned on review - it was hitting middle and leg.

    Ireland are jubilant and Munsey has to go!

  13. Sco 1-0

    Left-armer Josh Little opens the bowling for Ireland and it is a good start, with just the one run off it. George Munsey gets off the mark with a nudge off the pads into the leg-side.

  14. Good morning

    Welcome to coverage of the Group B match between Scotland and Ireland from Hobart.

    Scotland, who shocked West Indies in their opening match, have won the toss and have chosen to bat first.

    Here are the two teams:

    Scotland: George Munsey, Michael Jones, Matthew Cross (wk), Richie Berrington (c), Calum Macleod, Michael Leask, Chris Greaves, Mark Watt, Josh Davey, Safyaan Sharif, Brad Wheal,

    Ireland: Paul Stirling, Andy Balbirnie (c), Locran Tucker (wk), Harry Tector, Curtis Campher, George Dockrell, Gareth Delany, Mark Adair, Simi Singh, Barry McCarthy, Josh Little.

    Scotland winning the toss against IrelandGetty Images