Sadly, the ending was anti-climactic.

Rain has stopped the Aussie run chase, which they were well in control of.

There was not much anyone could do and the game concluded early.

Australia wins and is now top of their group.

They next play Afghanistan on Sunday at 10:30am AEST.

ABC Sport will be live blogging the game, so I hope you join us then.

Goodbye.

It’s all over. Australia has won by DLS.

We are not getting any more cricket this afternoon.

The Aussies were 28 runs ahead of where they needed to be, and now go on top of their group in the Super 8.

The rain is falling and we do not think we will get the full number of overs in.

Duckworth-Lewis will be required, whether that is to revise the total Australia is chasing or end the game, we do not know.

If no more cricket is played, Australia will win. They are currently 28 runs ahead of where they need to be.

Hello Steph in Brunswick.

Australia has two more matches in the Super 8.

• Sunday, June 23 at 10.30am vs Afghanistan
• Tuesday, June 25 at 12.30am vs India

You can follow both matches on ABC Sport through our live blog and listen to the call on ABC Sport radio.

AND the rain is back.

The covers are being rushed onto the ground.

This is the strongest I have seen the rain so far.

Let’s hope it is brief.

David Warner faces the first ball of the 12th over.

SIX. Taskin comes in and Warner whacks that ball over the leg-side for six. It was full, and Warner just whipped it over the rope.

Warner follows up with a single, and that brings up the 100 for Australia.

Here comes the man with the hot-hand.

Rishad bowls to David Warner and the first ball is a dot.

FOUR. Another reverse sweep from David Warner. He has hit that out of the middle of the bat. Two bounces before going reaching the boundary.

Rishad tosses the third delivery up to tempt Warner, who just knocks it to the leg-side for a single.

SIX. Glenn Maxwell has crunched a flat six over mid-on. It was not an easy shot. It wasn’t a bad ball from Rishad, but Maxwell through the hands at it and dragged it across and over the rope.

Maxwell goes for it again, but does not hit it as well. He gets two runs, after one of the Bangladesh fielders in the deep dived to stop the boundary.

A dot ball ends the over. Australia scored 13 off that one. That will be a pressure release.

Mustafizur comes in and bowls to Glenn Maxwell.

FOUR. What a beautiful cover drive from Maxwell. He got his foot to the pitch of the delivery and hits it to the boundary.

Maxwell follows up with a single, after the left-arm Mustafizur came around the wicket.

Mustafizur continues around the wicket to Warner. He gets two dot balls as he tries to cramp Warner for room.

FOUR. After a great short ball to Warner for a dot, Mustafizur goes for it again. Warner was all over it. The Australian rocked onto the back foot and pulls the ball to the boundary.

Warner works a slow ball of his pad for a single to end the over.

Glenn Maxwell makes his way out to the middle for the final ball of the over.

Maxwell goes for the reverse sweep straightaway.

He gets a run from a mis-field.

That is the end of the over.

Rishad has struck again.

It looked like a ball which just straightened.

Marsh goes for the sweep and misses. It hits the pad. APPEAL.

OUT.

The finger goes up and the captain has to go.

Marsh does challenge the decision, but it’s not going to change.

The hitting of the stumps came back as UMPIRES CALL.

Marsh goes and Rishad strikes again.

Here comes the wicket-taker RIshad to David Warner.

The first ball is a dot, then Warner and Marsh trade singles.

Warner works another single into the leg side. This is all the Aussies need to do.

Mahedi will bowl out his allotted overs.

The first two balls are dots, then David Warner works a single to the off-side field.

The new man Mitchell Marsh is on strike.

A dot is followed by a play and missm which nearly hit the stumps.

Another dot to end the over. Just one run by the Aussies who have had to start all over again.

Warner gets a single and Travis Head in on strike to face Rishad.

BOWLED.

It was a genuine leg-break.

Head went for the sweep and missed.

Bangladesh needed that.

Hello my friend.

Australia is currently well ahead of Duckworth-Lewis.

At this stage of the match they need 35 runs, so they have that well and truly taken care of.

Looks like the rain has come and gone. And the rain is back.

It is an annoying stoppage, but nothing anyone can do.

Hello Mukesh — thanks for joining me on the ABC Sport live blog.

My predictions are not worth much. I don’t win footy tipping with my mates.

However, you are on the money thus far.

Warner and Head have put Australia well in front of this game.

It will take something special from Bangladesh to pull this game out of the fire.

We have wrist spin for Bangladesh. Rishad Hossain is into the attack.

Travis Head hits the opening ball down the ground for a single.

FOUR. Warner has gone back to the reverse sweep and gets it thought the infield to the boundary.

Rain is falling. The umpires have called for the covers.