Live - Day Two of ICC WT20 Qualifier
7.15pm - The UAE has become the first team to qualify for the Super Four stages and Canada have been eliminated from the competition.
All six remaining teams still have a chance of qualification when action resumes tomorrow morning in the UAE.
Don't forget to check out video highlights from a thrilling game between the UAE-Netherlands later today.
6.30pm - There could be a thriller on the cards at Dubai Sports City. Follow all the action on the right-hand side of this page from the UAE-Netherlands match.
Also check out the post-match interviews from Ireland-USA, as we speak to Gary Wilson and Clayton Lambert, in the home page audio section.
5.30pm - Audio reaction from the Scotland-Afghanistan is now available on the home page if you click on the audio section.
There are also plenty of photos available from today's match action.
Congratulations to Ireland for its win over the USA, while the UAE needs 165 to beat the Netherlands under the lights at Dubai Sports City. Follow the action live on the right hand side of the page with our ball-by-ball updates.
4.30pm - Video match highlights of Afghanistan-Scotland and Kenya-Canada are now available in the video section. The first innings highlights from Ireland-USA is also available.
Meanwhile, Waleed Safi from Kabul Medical University writes: "We followed today's match between Afghanistan and Scotland ball by ball, while siting in the library at Kabul Medical University. I was accompanied by my friends and we enjoyed the live score very much while praying for the victory of Afghanistan, and finally we all yelled "Yahoo !!" when Afghanistan won the match. We are so happy for the success of Afghanistan and we're sure that we'll qualify for the World Twenty20 World Cup."
E-mail yourview@icc-cricket.com to have your say on the day's action.
3.15pm - Some post match reaction from Dubai Sports City after Kenya defeated Canada by nine wickets.
"I was really pleased with how I batted and just waited for the bad ball. Our intention was to go and try and play some big shots from the start," said Alex Obanda, who won the Man of the Match Award.
"I am feeling very confident now and I think we can qualify."
As you can imagine, Canada's captain Ashish Bagai was not a happy man.
"We trained pretty hard for this over the past month in Sri Lanka. We thought we were well prepared but the last two games haven't gone very well," said Bagai.
"The first six overs in our bowling department haven?t gone well in both our games and being20 runs short in both matches haven't helped either.
"It has been a 160-run wicket and we have got 140 both days, but they did bat really well and put the bowlers under pressure.
"Alex (Obanda) batted well. We knew the areas he was strong in and he has a good all-round game and he hit us all over the park. We had six different bowlers in the first six games you can't do much more than that.
"Mathmatically we are still in if the Netherlands win all three, so we have to hope for that and defeat the UAE tomorrow."
Meanwhile, don't forget to follow the latest scores from Abu Dhabi where Ireland is putting on a huge total against the USA.
2.00pm - Alex Obanda is playing a thrilling innings at Dubai Sports City which has put Kenya on course for victory over Canada, while Ireland is batting against the USA in Abu Dhabi.
Afghanistan's fans are very happy with their team's performance against Scotland.
"Afghanistan's victories shows that this war ravaged nation can do very well to inspire a message of peace to the world and show their abilities of making impossible into possible," says Enayat Safi from Kabul, while Khalid, living in Holland, writes to tell us that he missed university in Holland today just so he can follow the scores of Afghanistan-Scotland!
More video highlights should be available soon.
1.00pm - Check the video section of the home page to see the highlights of Afghanistan-Scotland match.
Photos from Dubai Sports City and the Canada-Kenya game are also now available.
12.30pm - There have been more messages of support for the Afghanistan team coming in from its fans after yesterday's win.
Sami Ahmadzai writes: "Such a great win. I am sure they are going to make it to the Caribbean."
Don't forget to send your comments to yourview@icc-cricket.com at the conclusion of the Afghanistan-Scotland match which is very close at present.
Follow all the live scores on the right-hand side of the page and if you want to see some photos of today's games the albums can now be accessed from the photo section on the home page.
11.30 - Scotland have fought back well after yesterday's disappointments and restricted Afghanistan to 131-7 off 20 overs. Video highlights of this and all other games will be available later today.
Meanwhile at Sports City, the players are out on the field warming-up and the toss is about to take place. The last time Canada and Kenya met at the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier it was a low scoring game when Canada made just 91 all out. Kenya achieved that target although it did lose six wickets, but conditions in Dubai are very different to those of Belfast two years ago.
Don't forget to e-mail yourview@icc-cricket.com to share your thoughts on the day's play.
10.00am - Welcome to the second day of the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier. We have live ball-by-ball updates from all of today's game, starting with Afghanistan-Scotland.
Don't forget you can watch highlights of all of yesterday's matches by going to the video section.