Two games against top sides, and on both occasions, Bangladesh had more than their share of moments. Yet, on both occasions, they have been let down badly by one discipline - it was the bowling against Pakistan, and today, though the bowlers lost their mojo towards the end, one has to blame the batsmen for this debacle. Australia have eventually wrapped this up comfortably, but going into the next round, they will be a little concerned about their top order's performance today, against honest, if not sensational bowling. Michael Hussey and Steven Smith - take a bow!

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Shakib Al Hasan: "I thought we had a very good chance. We should have chased 140 runs. I think we did not bowl very well in the last four overs, and we played too many shots early in our innings. We need to take the big step forward in these games and win some of them."

Michael Clarke: "The top order did not do as well as they would have wanted, but great show from Mike Hussey and Smith. It was a good pitch for the fast bowlers. I think we have the momentum going forward into the Super Eights. Our execution was perfect with the ball today, hope to keep it going. And we hope the top order will also step up in our match against India."

Mike Hussey is Man of the Match. "I was just trying to get a partnership going, before the slog in the end overs. Smith played a good innings and got us up to 140. Thankfully today was my day, you have plenty of bad days batting lower down, so you got to enjoy thr good ones! Good pitch today, I am not worrying if we are peaking too early, the Indians have been playing a lot recently and we'll like to see how we go against them."

That wraps it up from our end for this match. Join us for the final league fixture that begins in a few minutes, between South Africa and Afghanistan. South Africa need to win to go through, and Afghanistan would love to spring an upset and keep their dream campaign going, so that could make interesting viewing.

On behalf of the team at Cricinfo, this is Nitin Sundar signing off our coverage of this game. Cheers!

18.4

Harris to Mortaza, OUT

And it is all over! Full and straight on the stumps, Mortaza tries to be cheeky and gets across, trying to shovel it fine on the leg side, but makes no contact. Stumps are down, Bangladesh are finished, Pakistan and Australia are through to the next round.

Mashrafe Mortaza b Harris 6 (5b 1x4 0x6 10m) SR: 120

18.3

Harris to Razzak, 1 run

identical ball, identical shot, but great fielding from Clarke running across from midwicket. He even underarms a throw as he is falling, but it misses

18.2

Harris to Razzak, 2 runs

short ball, he is early into the pull and a rare fumble at mid on gives him two

18.1

Harris to Mortaza, 1 run

digs out a yorker and gets it away through the gap at extra cover

Over18

Maiden

BAN 110/9CRR: 6.11 RRR: 16.00

Abdur Razzak 0 (6b)Mashrafe Mortaza 5 (3b 1x4)

SW Tait1/15 (4)

17.6

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Tait to Razzak, no run

what an over! It's a maiden and he rounds it off with another fast one that moves away a shade after pitching outside off. The tail-ender had no chance of getting any bat on it. Two maidens for Tait.

17.5

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Tait to Razzak, no run

good pacy bouncer, the batsman weaves away as it thuds into Haddin's gloves

17.4

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Tait to Razzak, no run

slower ball on a length, and decieved the batsman all ends up. He was early on the attempted heave over midwicket and it went no where

17.3

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Tait to Razzak, no run

back of a length angling across the batsman, who stays back and taps it to the offside, not for runs

17.2

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Tait to Razzak, no run

full and fast on leg stump, worked away off the toes straight to Clarke at midwicket

17.1

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Tait to Razzak, no run

short of a length on leg stump, fended away awkwardly and they take a single

Over17

10 runs, 1 wicket

BAN 110/9CRR: 6.47 RRR: 10.66

Mashrafe Mortaza 5 (3b 1x4)Abdur Razzak 0 (0b)

DP Nannes4/18 (4)

16.6

Nannes to Mortaza, FOUR runs

thickish outside edge first ball, and it flies away for four. Dirk finishes a fine spell, the best ever by an Aussie bowler - 4-0-18-4

16.5

Nannes to Jahurul, OUT

The old fat lady is clearing her throat. You can slog big Dirk away once or twice, but he is eventually going to get you. Short of a length outside off and the batsman backs away again looking for the swipe over the off side, it takes the top edge and swirls up for a simple catch for the fielder inside the circle at cover

Jahurul Islam c Clarke b Nannes 18 (12b 1x4 1x6 17m) SR: 150

16.4

Nannes to Mortaza, 1 run

short and straight, Mortaza is pegged back, he opens the face and gets it into the off side for a quick one

16.3

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Nannes to Mortaza, no run

pitched up outside off, Mortaza can't quite pull the off side slog off, it goes on the bounce straight to cover

16.2

Nannes to Jahurul, 1 run

shortens the length, and he again looks to clear his front foot away and go up and over the cover fielder

16.1

Nannes to Jahurul, FOUR runs

Nice shot, clears his front foot away and base-ball bats it away into the gap between cover and mid off for four

Bangladesh will look back at this and feel they missed a tremendous opportunity. Things went awry from the 15th over of Australia's innings, but Bangladesh's batsmen have really lost the plot.

Over16

8 runs, 1 wicket

BAN 100/8CRR: 6.25 RRR: 10.50

Jahurul Islam 13 (9b 1x6)

SPD Smith2/29 (4)

15.6

Smith to Shafiul, OUT

and he gets his man this time! Shafiul looks to charge Smith again, who sticks to his guns and keeps it relatively full. Shafiul does not get to the pitch and inside edges it on to the wood work

Shafiul Islam b Smith 16 (13b 1x4 1x6 7m) SR: 123.07

15.5

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Smith to Shafiul, no run