Bangladesh win stormy contest with three wickets to spare
Match turns feisty after Mathews becomes first international cricketer to be timed out
SL batter had problem with helmet, and wasn't ready to face
Bangladesh appealed and Mathews given out
Shakib (82) shares 169 with Shanto for third wicket as Bangladesh impress in chase
Sri Lanka bowled out for 279 in Delhi after Bangladesh won toss
Asalanka hits century for Sri Lanka, who are eliminated by defeat
I'm still in shock. They seem to be as well because the stadium has got a lot quieter.
Angelo Mathews is still seething on the sideline before eventually heading back to the dressing room.
Two wickets for Bangladesh in a very controversial over.
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesMathews throws down his helmet and his bat.
This is really quite baffling at this level of cricket, you do not expect to see this sort of thing.
Mathews timed out 0 (SL 135-5)
Wow.
Angelo Mathews is livid as he walks off. He wasn't ready to face his first ball within two minutes, he wasn't and Bangladesh appealed.
Sri Lanka can't believe it, Mathews explained that he had an issue with his helmet but the umpires had no choice once Bangladesh chose to uphold the appeal.
I've never seen this before, not even in club cricket let alone in a World Cup match!
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesHow much arguing can you do over a helmet. What puzzles me is that Mathews is holding two helmets.
We've got a delay due to something to do with Angelo Mathews' helmet.
In fact, I think Bangladesh might have appealed for timed out because he wasn't ready.
The umpires are talking to the batters, this could be very interesting...
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator
An easy enough catch. Mahmudullah must think is there anybody else out here doing the work bar me.
Samarawickrama c Mahmudullah b Shakib 41 (SL 135-4)
Straight to the man in the deep!
Having found the gap with a slow-sweep the previous delivery, Sadeera Samarawickrama tries to find the boundary again.
He advances to Shakib Al Hasan and whips the ball leg side but straight into the hands of Mahmudullah a couple of yards off the rope.
A bit of a giveaway from Samarawickrama.
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator
I do get frustrated and annoyed by the fickle nature of the supporters. When the team's struggling, they need the supporters the most.
A good over from Shoriful Islam on his return to the attack.
He hits a good hard length to end it with the ball thudding into the splice of Charith Asalanka's bat.
That looks to be the area to hit for the seamers today.
Roushan Alam
Host of The Bangla Cricket Podcast on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesSri Lanka will be pleased with how it's going. In terms of their target of 300, they are well on their way.
I don't think Bangladesh will be disappointed with the way its going either.
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator
We are hoping for a good, close game, as we do for all matches, but particularly this one.
Shakib Al Hasan races through another over for the cost of only three singles.
The pace at which he gets through his overs not only helps the over-rate but rushes the batters, who have next to no time to gather themselves between deliveries.
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator
A shot like that didn't come of the bottom of the bat, it came from quite high up, which gives it the pace.
The fifty partnership comes up a boundary as Sadeera Samarawickrama not only manages to dig out a yorker-length ball but squeeze it out backward of point for four.
Eight from Mehidy Hasan Miraz's over.
Lydia Greenway
Former England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Talking about the air pollution earlier on. It's looking okay today. It's something that is certainty worth keeping an eye on. The umpires are treating it as weather conditions.
Geeta Pandey
Reporting from Delhi
Image source, Hindustan TimesMonday’s match is being played in a city that continues to top the real-time list of the world’s most polluted year after year.
The Indian capital is enveloped in an ugly toxic haze of yellow and grey - you can feel the pollution on your skin and taste it in your throat.
On Monday afternoon, government data shows that the city’s AQI – the air quality index which monitors the levels of PM2.5, the lung-damaging tiny particles in the air that can cause cancer and cardiac problems – is 411.
In some places, such as the Delhi airport, it’s 472. Levels of PM2.5 below 50 are considered "good" and under 100 "satisfactory".
Experts blame the severe pollution on high volumes of traffic, construction activity, burning of crop residue in the neighbouring states of Punjab and Haryana, use of fireworks during the festival season and the start of the cold weather which can trap pollutants in the lower atmosphere for long periods of time.
The authorities, like every year, are struggling to contain the pollution levels. Schools have been ordered shut until the end of the week, all construction work has been halted and trucks have been barred from entering the city unless carrying essential items like food and medicines.
Very tidy over from Shakib Al Hasan.
Just four singles from the over with Charith Asalanka and Sadeera Samarawickrama happy to rotate the strike.
Thanks, Callum.
This partnership is now worth 41 to help Sri Lanka get themselves out of a bit of trouble.
It's looking nicely poised at this stage.
Five runs come off Mehidy Hasan Miraz's third over.
Sadeera Samarawickrama has a run-a-ball 25 and Charith Asalanka has 21, including these two beautiful sixes.
To see if the pair can carry on and build a good platform for Sri Lanka, here's Sam Drury.
Yeah, too much spin. It's sliding past leg stump.
Sadeera Samarawickrama throws his head back and purses his lips in relief.