Rain hit the match between Ireland and Netherlands after the Irish skipper opted to bowl first in the last qualifying game of the tournament in Dharamsala.
The rain also threatens the match between Bangladesh and Oman, which is scheduled to begin at 8pm (Bangladesh time) Sunday.
However, if rain were to play foul yet again, Bangladesh will be the one moving forward, given that they have a better net run rate than Oman.
On Friday, Bangladesh's game against the Irish was abandoned due to rain but not before Bangladesh, especially Tamim, made a mark.
Bangladesh had come into the tournament boosted with a winning momentum. The Tigers played the final of the Asia Cup T20 against India riding on victories over favourites like Sri Lanka and Pakistan. But the start of the world competition was not a sound one for Bangladesh.
