Zimbabwe beat Hong Kong by 14 runs in Nagpur Zimbabwe 158 for 8 (Sibanda 59, Afzal 2-19) - Hong Kong 144 for 6 (Atkinson 53, Tiripano 2-27)
Afghanistan beat Scotland by 14 runs in Nagpur Afghanistan 170 for 5 (Shahzad 61, Stanikzai 55*) - Scotland 156 for 5 (Munsey 41, Coetzer 40, Rashid 2-28)
Pakistan have asked the ICC for a change of location for their World T20 match against India, scheduled to be held in Dharamsala on March 19, after receiving a report from its three-man delegation that 'security is not assured' at the venue.
Lasith Malinga has stepped down as captain of defending champions Sri Lanka before Tuesday's start of the World Twenty20. The 32-year-old led his side at the recent Asia Cup where they performed poorly, losing to Bangladesh. He has been struggling with a knee injury but hopes to return for selection for their first group-stage match on 17 March. Test captain Angelo Mathews will take over Malinga's role
The India-Pakistan World T20 match on March 19 has been moved to Eden Gardens in Kolkata, because of security concerns over the original venue Dharamsala. The ICC chief executive David Richardson made the announcement in Delhi on Wednesday
Oman beat Ireland by two wickets in Dharamsala Oman 157 for 8 (Maqsood 38, McBrine 2-15) - Ireland 154 for 5 (Wilson 38, Ansari 3-37)
Bangladesh beat Netherlands by eight runs in Dharamsala Bangladesh 153 for 7 (Tamim 83, van der Gugten 3-21) - Netherlands 145 for 7 (Borren 29, Al-Amin 2-24, Shakib 2-28)
Zimbabwe beat Scotland by 11 runs in Nagpur Zimbabwe 147 for 7 (Williams 53) - Scotland 136 (Berrington 36, Masakadza 4-28) Scotland can't qualify
Afghanistan beat Hong Kong by six wickets in Nagpur Afghanistan 119 for 4 (Shahzad 41, Noor Ali 35) - Hong Kong 116 for 6 (Rath 28, Campbell 27, Nabi 4-20) Afghanistan and Zimbabwe now top the group with 2 wins each to set up a winner takes all show down in Nagpur on Saturday
The match between Bangladesh and Ireland was abandoned after 8 overs (Bangladesh were 94-2). Oman and Netherlands was washed out, without a ball being bowled.
Afghanistan beat Zimbabwe by 59 runs Afghanistan 186 for 6 (Nabi 52, Shenwari 43, Panyangara 3-32) - Zimbabwe 127 (Rashid 3-11, Hamid 2-11) Afghanistan win Group B and progress to the Super 10 Stage
Scotland beat Hong Kong by eight wickets (D/L) Scotland 78 for 2 (Cross 22, Coetzer 20*) - Hong Kong 127 for 7 (Chapman 40, Machan 2-26)
Netherlands beat Ireland by 12 runs Netherlands 59 for 5 (Myburgh 27, Dockrell 3-7) - Ireland 47 for 7 (van Meekeren 4-11) Match reduced to 6 overs per side Ireland finish the tournament without a win and bottom of the group
Bangladesh beat Oman by 54 runs (D/L method) Bangladesh 180 for 2 (Tamim 103*) - Oman 65 for 9 (Shakib 4-15) Bangladesh qualify for the Super 10 Stage
Here's the Top 10 All-time International T20 run scores Brendan McCullum - 2,140 Tillakaratne Dilshan - 1,751 Martin Guptill - 1,666 Umar Akmal - 1,611 David Warner - 1,595 JP Duminey - 1,571 Mohammed Hafeez - 1,545 Mahaela Jayawardene - 1,493 Chris Gayle - 1,406 Kumar Sangakkara - 1,382 Highest placed Englishman (or Irishman) is Eoin Morgan who is 15th on 1,333
Shame Brendon's not there. But his team surprised favourites India. Don't know what to expect from England v WI. A runfest you'd think.
I backed Bangladesh - 20-1 to reach the final Depends on the pitch re England v West Indies, but yes lot's of runs
New Zealand beat India by 47 runs in Nagpur New Zealand 126 for 7 (Anderson 34, Bumrah 1-15, Raina 1-16) - India 79 (Dhoni 30, Santner 4-11, Sodhi 3-18)
West Indies beat England by six wickets in Mumbai West Indies 183 for 4 (Gayle 100*) - England 182 for 6 (Root 48, Russell 2-36) Chris Gayle's brutal unbeaten century sent England to a chastening six-wicket defeat by West Indies in their opening match of the World Twenty20 in Mumbai. Gayle struck 11 sixes in his 47-ball hundred, the joint-third fastest in T20 internationals and became the first man to score two tons in the World T20. He took West Indies to their target of 183 with 11 balls to spare
Pakistan beat Bangladesh by 55 runs in Kolkata Pakistan 201 for 5 (Hafeez 64, Shehzad 52, Afridi 49) - Bangladesh 146 for 6 (Shakib 50*, Amir 2-27, Afridi 2-27)