Australia win to leapfrog England in Group One table
Tucker's 71 off 48 damages Australia's net run-rate, which could benefit England
Ireland never recover from 25-5 - two wickets for Maxwell, Starc, Cummins & Zampa
Australia post 179-5 after Ireland won toss
Skipper Finch returns to form with 63 off 44
Does that carry? Maybe not this time.
Tim David looks to carve over the covers, and Harry Tector is interested on the cover boundary. He comes running in, dives forward, but the ball potentially just bounces in front of him as he looks to get his fingers underneath the ball.
Josh Little is back for Ireland and he starts with an off-side wide.
He's worried about that leg-side boundary again. It's the shorter one.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBrilliant over from left-arm spinner George Dockrell.
He concedes just three from his final over and finishes with figures of 0-24 from his four overs.
With the chaos going on around him in recent overs he's bowled well.
I feel harsh saying this, but technically it is.
Marcus Stonis backs away to the leg side and George Dockrell follows him really well.
It leads to a thick outside edge from Stoinis and it just hits Lorcan Tucker on the right arm.
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Tim David, who spent the summer with Lancashire and Southern Brave, is the new batter.
He pulls his first ball down the ground for a single.
Ben Cutting
Former Australia all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Great innings from Aaron Finch. He was slow to start but has set the foundations. It means new batter Tim David can play his natural game. David and Marcis Stoinis are two of the biggest hitters in the Australia line-up.
Finch c Adair b McCarthy 63 (Aus 154-4)
Ireland needed this.
I was just about to say that Aaron Finch is starting to look tired and it feels like it's hit or out with him and so it is.
He creams a straight drive for four and then looks to go overhead. He goes more in the air this time, but picks out Mark Adair on the long-on boundary.
Can Ireland build some dots now?
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George Dockrell can't get out of the over unscathed.
He'd gone for just five from the first five balls, but Aaron Finch plants the final ball back over his head for another six.
He's hit 125 in international T20s now. He's gone above Chris Gayle.
Did that carry? I think it may have.
Marcus Stoinis looks to go in to out and hit over the off-side, but doesn't connect that well.
The deep cover fielder comes haring in, and I think just gets there, but can't hold on.
Here's how Mitchell Marsh and Glenn Maxwell were dismissed.
Ireland need another wicket sharp-ish.
Ben Cutting
Former Australia all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
This is a solid platform for the Aussies heading into the last five overs. You are looking for 180,190 plus here with the batters they have in the shed.
Aus 135-3
Oh, Mark Adair.
He gets Marcus Stoinis off strike, but then bowls three successive wides at Aaron Finch.
The Aussie skipper then pulls for four, before another wide. He obviously punishes the extra ball, by planting over square leg for six and his half-century.
The over goes for 26 and Australia have added 42 from the last 12 balls. 200 is on all of a sudden.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That was a horrible ball to bowl to this field. Asking for trouble.
Marcus Stoinis is just going through the gears at the moment.
Before that piece of brilliant fielding he'd drilled down the ground for four. It absolutely flew there as well.
With the full ball going Mark Adair drops short, but his field isn't there for the short ball at all, and Stoinis just pulls round the corner for four more.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That's a magnificent piece of fielding. Outstanding.
Image source, Getty ImagesI'm not going to call this a dropped catch because it is EXCEPTIONAL fielding.
Marcus Stoinis goes big down the ground, but Barry McCarthy is there, trying to take the catch.
He holds it, but his momentum is taking him over the boundary rope. He shows brilliant awareness though, to release, off balance, with his weaker left hand and save four runs.
He needs some medical treatment but he's fine to continue.
That is quite something, Dave. Quite something.