Pakistan win by six wickets to keep hopes alive
Winless Netherlands are eliminated
Paksitan 95-4 (13.5 overs): Rizwan 49 (39); Glover 2-22
Dutch limp to 91-9 off 20 overs; Shadab takes 3-22
Bas de Leede retires hurt after being struck in grille - Logan van Beek comes in as concussion sub
That's all from this live page as Pakistan finally get going in this tournament. My colleague Callum Matthews' report is now live.
Next up is a cracker as India take on South Africa at 11:00 GMT - our coverage will kick off shortly over here.
See you then.
Pakistan captain Babar Azam: "I am very happy with the performance with bat and ball.
"Our bowling length was crucial on a fast pitch with bounce. All our bowlers stuck to our plans and executed hem.
"To be honest I think we could have chased down the score without losing three or four wickets. But a win always gives you confidence and we take good things into our next matches."
Netherlands captain Scott Edwards: "I still think batting first was the right decision to make, we haven't batted first all tournament so we felt if we got a score on the board, we'd give our bowlers a chance to defend it but we just weren't good enough on the day."
On the batting: "I think in general it was pretty poor. We were on 15 or so after the powerplay and just never recover, couldn't build partnerships and find boundaries.
"It was 90 on a decent wicket so it is always going to be difficult to defend."
Clint Wheeldon
BBC Test Match Special
Pakistan still need a few other results to have a chance of going through. Starting tonight with India beating South Africa.
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
The big thing for me was the intent from Pakistan. It was great to see them come out after a disappointing loss to Zimbabwe. They came back and learnt from the other night.
Player of the match Shadab Khan: ""It was a true pitch. I just bowled to a simple plan on the stumps.
"All the bowlers bowled great because they put the pressure on in the powerplay. It's a team game. Some take the pressure and others take the wickets.
"It is a horrible feeling when you go in to bat with only a few runs remaining but it is great because the last couple of games we weren't able to finish the game off, but today we did that."
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Pakistan started really well with Shaheen Afridi setting the tone and that led to them restricting Netherlands to 91.
Then they came out with the bat and Mohammad Rizwan was simply brilliant, hitting beautiful on drives and setting up the victory.
Ben Cameron
BBC Test Match Special
After two heart-breaking defeats off final deliveries, Pakistan have two points next to their name and are alive in this tournament.
That's more like it!
Shadab Khan drives through the covers for four to seal a six-wicket victory for Pakistan.
After back-to-back defeats they are finally under way in this World Cup.
New batter Shadab Khan defends the next ball. You only need one run!
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Shan Masood will be kicking himself. He could have put that absolutely anywhere.
Ben Cameron
BBC Test Match Special
Pakistan still aren't there yet. Shan Masood won't be there at the end again. He's livid.
Masood c van Meekeren b Glover 12 (Pak 91-4)
A thick edge from Shan Masood perfectly picks out the fielder at deep third.
Pakistan are really making hard work of this.
Ben Cameron
BBC Test Match Special
Boundaries are so big here that you can run four!
An all run four!
Iftikhar Ahmed hits hits the ball towards a yawning gap through mid-wicket. Roelof van der Merwe does well to drag the ball back before the rope but his efforts are in vain.
Ben Cameron
BBC Test Match Special
Pakistan are really dragging this out. I'm a little bit surprised they're taking so long.
Shan Masood clips the ball through mid-wicket for two to end the over. Pakistan really are nudging their way to the win.
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That would have been an absolute screamer. He is only 15m from the bat and it's been crunched at him. That was an unbelievable effort.
Ben Cameron
BBC Test Match Special
It would have been a heck of a catch. It was absolutely smoked by Iftikhar Ahmed.
That would have been a contender for catch of the tournament!
Iftikhar Ahmed has smashed the ball towards Logan van Beek at backward point. Van Beek dives to his left and gets a hand on it, but the ball bounces agonisingly out his grasp.
Unlucky.