Rain finally halted play at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua, where the Australians were 100/2 after 11.2 overs, chasing 141 thanks to a stunning fifty-two from opener David Warner.
Here are the salient statistics.
A fine thump from Warner
While the majority of the Bangladesh players attempted to get rolling in Antigua, Australia had no issue at all as Travis Head and Warner were disastrous at the top.
The two openers added 65 runs before Head withdrew for 31. Warner kept on balling great and scored an unbeaten 53 off 35 balls (5 fours, 3 sixes).
This was his second fifty of the continuous rivalry.
1,000 T20 WC runs stacking for Warner
Warner went past Chris Gayle (965) to turn into the fourth-most elevated run-getter in T20 WC history.
Playing his 39th game, the southpaw has dashed to 975 runs at 27.08 (SR: 135.60).
This was his eighth fifty.
Just Virat Kohli (1,170), Mahela Jayawardene (1,016), and Rohit Sharma (1,039) own more T20 WC runs.
Warner currently has 169 runs in the continuous competition (SR: 148.24).
Most T20I runs for Australia
Warner as of late went past Aaron Finch (3,120) to turn into the most elevated run-scorer for Australia in T20I cricket.
With this fifty, he has dashed to 3,268 runs from 108 T20Is at a sound strike pace of 142.95 (50s: 28, 100: 1).
152 of his runs have come against Bangladesh at a fine strike pace of 146.15. This was his lady fifty against them.
104th fifties in T20 cricket
This was Warner’s 104th T20 fifty as the count additionally incorporates eight tons. Having played 383 games, he has dashed to 12,402 runs at 36.80 as his strike rate peruses a staggering 140.19. He is the 6th most elevated run-getter in the configuration.
How did the game work out?
Mitchell Starc excused opener Tanzid Hasan for a duck to hand Australia a splendid beginning.
Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto (40) held one end however continually ran out of accomplices.
Towhid Hridoy’s 40 close to the end assisted the Tigers with posting a to some degree decent aggregate (140/8).
Pat Cummins guaranteed a full go-around. In answer, the Aussies serenely went too far on account of Warner’s 53*.