Security was beefed up at the Kennington Oval for the clash between Australia and Bangladesh after the attack at the London Bridge.

The fans turned up in big numbers with the Bangladeshi faction creating a festive atmosphere at the start of the match.

After Hazlewood removed Sarkar early, Cummins struck in the 11th over to dismiss Kayes and leave Bangladesh struggling at 37 for 2.

Tamim Iqbal fought hard and brought up his half-century in the 24th over.

Shakib scored 69 for the fourth wicket with Tamim but failed to carry on and was dismissed for 29.

Tamim kept losing partners but fought hard for his 95 before falling to Mitchell Starc.

Starc picked up a four-wicket haul in the end overs to shoot Bangladesh down for just 182.

Finch and Warner gave Australia a solid start before Rubel Hossain ended the 45-run stand by trapping Finch lbw.

Rain arrived with Australia 83 for 1 in 16 overs to frustrate Smith and the Australian camp.

There was no play possible after that and the teams shared a point each. With that result, Bangladesh stayed alive in the tournament as well.