2.40pm Innings break Australia post 5 for 381. That's their second highest score in World Cups. It was set up by a sublime innings from David Warner. WATCH - Did you miss David Warner's 166? Catch all the highlights from his 16th ODI hundred (Australia, UK, SEA only)

David Warner: "I felt a little bit bogged down there and again frustrated. I managed to hang in there and build a good partnership with Finchy and Uzi as well. When you're deep into your innings you're a bit fatigued. I was just trying to give our fast bowlers as many runs as possible to come out and start well. We're just trying to make up for that year. Coming out here I hit a lot of fielders. I did it last game as well. I think the wicket was a tad on the slower side. One bowler who bowls over 140kph, and Rubel hit good lengths. We capitalised at the back end. We need to come out and bowl well, try and take some wickets in the powerplay and then build some pressure."

Australia might have left 20 out there despite superb innings from Khawaja and Finch as well. Maxwell's cameo could have been anything but a mix up and then Khawaja's dismissal stalled their innings late.

Hemant will be back shortly to take you through the chase. The break is shorter than usual due to the rain delay.

Some interesting footage shown in Australia during the break of Aaron finch being surprised and somewhat unhappy to see Khawaja walk out at No.3 after his dismissal.

The Fiz to bowl the last.

2.33pm The players are coming back out to finish the innings. There's blue sky. Only a 24 minute delay. No overs lost.

Earthman : "Bangladesh chased down 322 in 42.5 overs the other day. Around 375-380 in 50 overs, in a batting paradise like this, is not impossible. Even if the opposition is the Aussies. "

The cover are coming off. Play will resume in 10 minutes.

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Bangladesh will have to chase 377 from 49 overs in case but the delay would need to be 75 minutes long for us to lose overs. The full square covers are on. But there's some blue sky in the distance so hopefully it's a short delay.

Hasnain: "My Bangladeshi roommate is praying for rain not to stop until the match gets abandoned:)"

Ashish: "Never thought that Australia would reach 400. Then Maxi came and I was like easily 400 would be breached. Then Maxi goes and now it looks like 400 is Mt Visuvius now!"

If you think Australia have been dominant today, check out what happened elsewhere in the cricket world: Uganda women beat Mali women by a whopping 304 runs - in a T20I.

2.09pm Match delay The rain has gotten heavier and the umpire's have sent the players off. The covers are coming on. This rain is heavy. Fans are putting umbrellas up or heading for shelter. It's pretty dark too. Hopefully it's only a short burst.