England, chasing 158, reach 105-5 off 14.3 overs when rain arrives and no further play possible
Ireland win by five runs on Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method
Both sides have now won one, lost one
Ire 157 (19.2 overs): Balbirnie 62 (47); Livingstone 3-17, Wood 3-34
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Malan c Hand b McCarthy 35 (Eng 86-5)
Ireland are up again! England lose another!
Top edge from Dawid Malan, held by a tumbling Fionn Hand at third man.
Whatever you are doing, stop. Whatever happens from here will be something special.
Brad Hodge
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
That's a good strike. A massive blow, it could be a huge blow in this game. Moeen Ali is going to need every bit of his experience tonight.
Need 72 from 42
Four from Moeen to finish the over, down the ground. Much-needed. Nine from it, but that's still off the pace.
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Corbin Middlemas
BBC Test Match Special
Ireland are closing in on what would be a significant upset. This would really throw a spanner in the works in this group.
Target 158
Ireland have the field well set. England keep finding men on the boundary.
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Theo: England not being cricket smart here… nobody’s timed the ball. How about hitting the gaps and running hard?
Target 158
Leg-spin from Gareth Delany. Liam Livingstone is loosening up in the England dugout, straining to get out there.
Corbin Middlemas
BBC Test Match Special
Malan is lucky not to drag back on - but he's got four from it. That's just England's fourth boundary in the innings.
Target 158
Little is banging it in, Malan under-edges for four. It seems a touch two-paced. No England player has timed the ball well.
Image source, BBC SportBrad Hodge
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
As a batter, you look up and at 10 an over you're comfortable but once it gets to 11 and above, it gets tough.
Target 158
DLS par after 11 would have been 84 with four wickets down. The floodlights are taking effect. Lighting it up for Ireland, getting darker for England.
Brad Hodge
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
Interesting that Moeen Ali has been promoted above Liam Livingstone. I would've thought now was the perfect time to send Livingstone in with all his power.
Target 158
Moeen Ali, what have you got?
Image source, BBC SportCorbin Middlemas
BBC Test Match Special
He's got him this time! The widest boundary on the ground and an upset is brewing at the G.
Brook c Delany b Dockrell 18 (Eng 67-4)
Now they've caught one!
It's Gareth Delany again, miles away at deep mid-wicket. Harry Brook hits for the fence, but the boundary is too big for him. England under more pressure, Ireland can see the promised land.
Brad Hodge
Former Australia batter on BBC Test Match Special
Unbelievable. He went to his knees before he'd caught it and once you do that, you lose sight of the ball.
At this level, these are not tough chances. They should be taken.
Eng 66-3
They've dropped two in two!
This time it's Dawid Malan, this time it Gareth Delany sliding in from deep cover.
If Ireland lose this, they will feel they have dropped the World Cup.
Eng 64-3
Big moment?
George Dockrell's first ball, slapped to Mark Adair at long-on by Harry Brook.
Should be taken, but through the hands.
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Mark Eccleston: G’day from Sydney, crew. Thanks for the great game blog, but I think the Irish have this game won...
Target 158
He's right, you know. This is going to be a nipper. If Kevin O'Brien appears, England have had it. The hero of Bangalore 2011.