Well on that note it's a wrap from us. Here's a look at how the table stands after tonight's game. Bangladesh have it all to do, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka are sitting quite comfortably in the top two places. But all eyes now turn to group A and the box office clash tomorrow, as India take on Pakistan. Be sure to join us for that, and check out all of our content around that match and tonight's game, but for now this is Madushka signing out!

Charith Asalanka: The first two overs were a key moment for us, set the platform. It was a dream start. [Wanindu googly?] That is his main weapon, even we can't pick him. He's a superstar. [NRR?] Once we got 115-120, we wanted to finish the game as soon as possible. It's absolutely brilliant support from the fans, Bangladesh fans as well. I just want to thank every fan that came out to support us."

Litton Das: "I thought in the powerplay we lost the game. A wicket was a very good one to bat on. If you score 140 on a good wicket, you have to bowl and field well which we didn't do. [Afghanistan] It's a do or die. Thanks to our supporters, I wish they will come again."

Kamil Mishara is Player of the Match for his 46 off 32: "Pathum just asked me to play my normal game, and to take my time. I'm very happy to win a game for my country again. [time away from the side?] I just believed always in myself, and worked hard for it."

Time for the post-match presentation...

The margin of defeat also leaves Bangladesh quite precariously poised in terms of net run rate. They now have no choice but win their remaining game against Afghanistan, and that too by a substantial margin.

9.57pm So a comfortable win in the end for Sri Lanka, one setup by their bowlers and then finished comfortably by their batters. Pathum Nissanka once more was at the heart of the chase, with a blistering 50 off 34, and he was kept company by young Kamil Mishara, who punished Bangladesh for an early let off with a 32-ball 46. There were some late wickets, but the result was well in hand by then. Earlier, back-to-back wicket maidens set the tone for the Bangladesh innings, one that was only salvaged by an 86-run 6th wicket stand between Shamim Hossain and Jaker Ali. For Sri Lanka's bowlers, even though Matheesha Pathirana was expensive, Dushmantha Chameera and Nuwan Thushara were miserly as ever, while a wicket-taking return from Wanindu Hasaranga rounded off the perfect start to the tournament for the Lankans.

Just 4 needed now. Shamim into the attack.

Vijay: "Another 20 runs would have made this a classic"