Aaron Finch: [On having butterflies] Everytime the team gets some partnership, yes. A couple of changes were forced, when you lose your allrounder. So just toying with ideas but also relying on the surface. If it's a dry wicket, we might have two spinners. [On fielding] Very sloppy, early on it was a bit slippery but no excuses. Not thinking about the semi-finals as of now. [On his form] The wickets have been pretty nice to bat on.

Mashrafe Mortaza: I think we conceded 40-50 runs more, otherwise it could have been different. Mushy, Shakib, Tamim batted very well. Riyad was very good towards the end. That's the best ODI side we ever had. To be honest, we were positive from the first ball. After Soumya got out, Tamim and Shakib kept going but 381 was too much to get.

Qasim: "Great game by Bangladesh today. So happy to see them play this well. But, it just worries me a bit that what would happen after their fab5 retire? Their over dependence on Shakib, Mushfiq, Tamim, Mahmudullah and Mashrafe seriously worries me. It's about time the others step up in these big games. It's good for the game that more teams are playing top level cricket now."

David Warner is the Man of the Match. "It's a great achievement [equalling Adam Gilchrist's hundred tally], but it's more about two points and moving forward," he says. "You have to respect the new ball. You have to adapt to the conditions. It (the wicket) was a tad slow. But it was a grind for the bowlers, wasn't easy to get wickets."

6.55pm A 48-run win in the end for Australia to see them to the top of the points table with ten points. But spare a thought for Bangladesh who never gave up despite a herculean task in front of them and posted their highest-ever ODI total. They still have a chance to make to the semi-finals. But star of the game was, undoubtedly, David Warner, who posted 166 off 147 balls on a sluggish track. He has now overtaken Shakib Al Hasan as the leading run-scorer of the tournament.

49.6

Stoinis to Mortaza, OUT

length ball around off, Mashrafe looks to club it over deep midwicket but cannot clear Maxwell

Mashrafe Mortaza c Maxwell b Stoinis 6 (5b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 120

49.5

Stoinis to Mushfiqur, 1 run

a low full toss around off, pushes it towards wide long-on

PrasVenkat: "Mortaza captaining BDESH reminds of Darren Sammy captaining WI. No matter how the captain performs, team somehow does well! "

49.4

Stoinis to Mortaza, 1 run

fuller on the off stump, backs away and steers it towards point

49.3

Stoinis to Mortaza, FOUR runs

another slower one around off, Mashrafe goes over the bowler's head, a couple of bounces and four

49.2

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Stoinis to Mortaza, no run

slower length ball on the stumps, a wild swing but misses, the ball goes over the stumps

49.1

Stoinis to Mushfiqur, 1 run

slower length ball around off, turns it away towards midwicket

Over49

4 runs, 1 wicket

BAN 326/7CRR: 6.65 RRR: 56.00

Mushfiqur Rahim 100 (95b 9x4 1x6)Mashrafe Mortaza 1 (1b)

MA Starc2/55 (10)

48.6

Starc to Mushfiqur, 1 run

and that's his hundred there, fuller on the stumps, Mushfiqur pushes it towards covers and sets off, and brings up his seventh ODI hundred

48.5

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Starc to Mushfiqur, no run

short of length on the stumps, Mushfiqur gets behind the line and defends

48.4

Starc to Mortaza, 1 run

goes for the yorker, right on the stumps, Mortaza was looking to work it on the leg side, gets an outside edge that rolls towards third man

48.3

Starc to Mushfiqur, 1 run

fuller on the pads and clipped away towards square leg, moves to 99

Mashrafe Mortaza is the new batsman but right on Mushfiqur is on strike, two away from his hundred

48.2

Starc to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, OUT

fuller and angling in on to the pads, 145kph, Mehidy can only lob it towards mid-on where Warner takes one of the easier catches

Mehidy Hasan Miraz c Warner b Starc 6 (7b 0x4 0x6 14m) SR: 85.71

48.1

Starc to Mushfiqur, 1 run

fuller around off, opens the face of the bat to steer it towards backward point

Over48

12 runs

BAN 322/6CRR: 6.70 RRR: 30.00

Mushfiqur Rahim 97 (91b 9x4 1x6)Mehidy Hasan Miraz 6 (6b)

MP Stoinis1/47 (7)

47.6

Stoinis to Mushfiqur, 1 run

fuller on the stumps, backs away and steers it towards point

47.5

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Stoinis to Mushfiqur, no run

a slower bouncer outside off, looks to ramp it away but misses

Shivangi: "South Africa losing to Bangladesh was not upset. Bangladesh is a much better team than South Africa. They are fighting so hard. SA is not even showing intent to win any game in this world cup. Love & respect for tigers from India!"

47.4

Stoinis to Mushfiqur, FOUR runs

fuller outside off, looks to hit it through covers but the ball hits the toe end of the bat and goes between the keeper and short third man

47.3

Stoinis to Mushfiqur, 2 runs

length ball down the leg side, swiped away towards deep backward square leg for a couple

47.2

Stoinis to Mushfiqur, FOUR runs

slower one but too full at the stumps, Mushfiqur goes aerial and just clears Finch at mid-off for four

47.1

Stoinis to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, 1 run

short of length outside off, rocks back and cuts but straight towards sweeper cover

Over47

6 runs

BAN 310/6CRR: 6.59 RRR: 24.00

Mehidy Hasan Miraz 5 (5b)Mushfiqur Rahim 86 (86b 7x4 1x6)

MA Starc1/51 (9)

Syed Ali: "I have to say, whatever the final result, Bangladesh have shown quite the resolve. I personally was a bit too hopeful, being a Pakistani, that Bang win this, as impossible as it seemed. Kudos to Mushfiqur, Mahmudullah and Das for giving Bangladesh a chance. Pakistan sadly crumbled under the pressure instead."

46.6

Starc to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, 1 run

fuller around off, backs away and hits straight, just over the bowler who stretches his hand but cannot reach

46.5

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Starc to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, no run

goes for the yorker but ends up bowling a full toss at the batsman, worked away towards mid-on

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