Sri Lanka marching on and they will carry four points into the Super Six phase. They have been easily the form team in the group brushing aside all challenges. Scotland would have thought they were in with a shout at the innings break, but the Sri Lankan attack looks to have all bases covered.

Excellent total by Ireland but it all feels like a day late and a dollar short. Paul Stirling's 162 from 134 balls (15 fours, 8 sixes) set them up, sharing stands of 41 with Andy McBrine (24) for the first wicket, and a match winning 184 in just under 30 overs with Andy Balbirnie (66). Harry Tector hit 4 fours and cleared the ropes twice in a rapid 57 from just 33 balls, and a few lusty late blows from Lorcan Tucker and George Dockrell took the Irish to 349 for 4. Josh Little has struck twice and the contest is already all but over at the 20 overs mark. To be fair to the UAE they are making Ireland work and the 7th wicket stand is now 68 and counting. In the end though a very convincing 139 runs win. Two wickets apiece for Little, McBrine, Campher and Dockrell.

USA narrowly avoided defeat by an ODI record margin in this one-sided encounter and finish winless at the bottom of Group A.

The Netherlands looked threatening at 313/4 needing 61 off 6 overs and with Nidamanuru and Edwards having added 143. They lost 3 quick wickets but then took it into the last over needing only 9 runs. Scores tied off the fifth delivery and van Beek is dismissed off the sixth!! What a Super Over for the Netherlands - Logan van Beek faced Jason Holder and Scott Edwards never got a look in - 4 6 4 6 6 4 = 30. And as if that wasn't enough van Beek did the bowling as well - 6 1 1 W W and that was that. Netherlands 30/0 - West Indies 8/2 which means the Netherlands will carry the points from today into the Super Sixes. No odds being offered on MOM.

Toss: Oman. As both teams have now qualified for the Super Six stage, Scotland will carry this win forward.

Toss: Ireland

This win guarantees that The Netherlands qualify for the Super Sixes, along with the West Indies and Zimbabwe.

Sikandar Raza was dropped on 1 and added eighty with Ryan Burl - not the only drop by the Windies this morning, Alzari Joseph having 3 straightforward chances put down off his bowling. Costly misses - how costly, we had to wait to discover. But in the end it proved to have cost them the game!

A dream start for the Scots with Brandon McMullan having Paul Stirling caught at slip chasing a wide and then trapping Andy Balbirnie lbw first ball. Dockrell and Campher retrieved the situation with a partnership of 134 before McMullan returned to 'york' Dockrell who paid the price for showing all his stumps. Campher back into the side today and scores a century - good selection! Two wickets apiece for Mark Adair and Josh Little have Ireland on course for a much needed win Scotland staging a late rally with Michael Leask and Mark Watt sharing a half century stand. Still, a tall ask with the required rate 11 an over. Missed stumping in 44th over as Leask gets a life, but Tucker redeems himself as he gets Mark Watt off a wide in the 46th over. Much needed for Ireland. Leask still there to offer hope for Scotland. He has his half century and they need 44 from 4 overs. Could that be decisive? Josh Little returns and his over goes for 22 - Leask getting 21 of them. Two overs to go. 16 needed. Going right to the wire. Last over coming up. 8 needed. Misfield allows boundary off first, followed by a single. Adair strikes with the third ball. Three needed off 3 balls. Last pair at the wicket. Misses short ball. 3 off 2 balls. They scramble a bye. Last ball. 2 needed. Leask on strike. He wins it. Inside edge evades Tucker. Incredible really having been 152 for 7 in the chase.

Karan KC's early four-wicket burst put Nepal on top although the USA recovered somewhat thanks to a century from Jahangir. The total though proved woefully inadequate as Nepal cruised to the 6-wicket win.

Sikander Raza's century came off 54 balls and included 8 sixes and 6 fours.; his second fifty came from just 18 balls. Earlier he had taken four wickets in the Dutch innings.

A fine opening stand of 51 between Paul Stirling and Andy McBrine ended in the 9th over with the end of Stirling, who pulled to deep square.. And one brings two as McBrine departs next ball as he tamely hits long hop to mid-off.. Andy Balbirnie the next to go as his poor form continues. Lorcan Tucker employs the sweep to good effect as he races to 26, but is bowled to peg Ireland back. Harry Tector and George Dockrell rebuilt the innings with a 5th wicket stand of 79 before Tector fell just after reaching his half century. Dockrell also has passed 50, while Gareth Delany (20) and Mark Adair (15) perish in the chase for late runs. Ireland finish on 281 for 7 with Dockrell's unbeaten 91 from 89 balls (7 fours, 2 sixes) an excellent effort. It should be enough but will it? Oman going well in the chase. Two wickets apiece for Mark Adair and Josh Little but Oman sealed the win with four of their batters making half centuries. A horrible loss for Ireland who now have little margin for error in their remaining three group games against Scotland, Sri Lanka and UAE.