Australia. 110-2 (11.2 ov) T20 World Cup Super 8s

Bangladesh.  140-8 (20 ov)

Australia won by 28 runs (DLS method)

Cummins hat-trick beats Bangladesh by 28 runs on the Duckworth Lewis Stern method to start their Super 8s with a win Having restricted Bangladesh to 140-8, David Warner’s unbeaten 53 from 35 balls took Australia to 100-2 when rain arrived to bring the match in Antigua to a premature end.

Cummins is only the second man to take a T20 World Cup hat-trick for Australia after Brett Lee, also against Bangladesh in 2007. Australian captain removed Mahmudullah and Mahedi Hasan at the end of the 18th over and then had Towhead Friday caught from the first ball of the 20th. Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto top-scored for Bangladesh with 41 before falling to Adam Zappa, who took 2-24, while Friday’s 40 from 28 balls gave tigers  total a boost. Shanto and Litton Das put on 58 for the second wicket.

Warner who was dropped on five soon had Australia on track as he brought up his half-century with a six before the rain returned. Australia join India on two points at the top of Group 1 and will face Afghanistan in their next match on Sunday (01:30BST).

Australian openers  broke the back of the chase with a stand of 65. 

South Africa win by 7 runs

England. 156-6 (20 ov) Brook 53 off 37, 7 fours,  Livingstone 33 off 17, 3 fours, 2 sixes,  Rabada 2-32, Maharaja 2-25, Baartman 1-27, Northe 1-35.

South Africa 163-6 (20 ov) de Kock  65 off 38, 4 fours, 4sixews, Miller 43 off 28, 4 fours, 2 sixes, Archer 3-40, M Ali 1-25, Rashid 1-20.

South Africa beat England by 7 runs.

England’s seven-run defeat at the Daren Sammy Stadium in St Lucia, still hopes of a semi-final place. England recovered well with the ball , having been struck for 63 in the power play by South Africa opens Quinton de Kock, one of their most regular tormentors in recent years. South Africa hit eight boundaries in the first six overs, but only one in the next six. Jofra Archer got the prize wicket of de Kock, conceding only 21 runs  from his  first over,  but 19 from his remaining three. Harry Brook and Sam Curran took fine catches, but Buttler produced  a diving catch and trademark run out from the wicketkeeper position running out Heinrich Klassen. 

South Africa beat England in the final-over thriller.

England need to beat USA on Sunday so that they have a good chance of reaching the semi-finals.

It could go down to net run-rate again, if West Indies beat USA and South Africa in their remaining games. They could also progress on net run-rate with a defeat, though they would need West Indies to beat USA, and lose to South Africa.