Virat Kohli's unbeaten 64 helped India set a daunting target of 185 at the Adelaide Oval.

Yet Litton Das made a blistering start in Bangladesh's response and they reached 66 without loss at the end of seven overs, when rain came pouring down.

That was a whopping 17 runs ahead of the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern score.

Once the rain stopped, four overs had been lost and a revised target of 151 was set, but Bangladesh made a distasterous restart.

On the second ball after the restart, Das slipped on a wet surface while trying to complete a second run and was gunned down via a fantastic throw from the deep by KL Rahul.

The Tigers looked up against it thereafter and lost a flurry of wickets, including two off the bowling of Arshdeep Singh, but took it to the last over - which they needed 20 runs from.

With a massive six and a four, Nurul Hasan took it to the last ball, but needing six to tie he could not deliver. 

The Netherlands beat Zimbabwe by five wickets earlier at the same venue.

Max O'Dowd hit 52 in a successful chase of 118.

Following the results, India are top of Group 2 with six points.

Unbeaten South Africa have five points and a game in hand.

Bangladesh have four points from four games and a bad net run rate.

It will take major upsets now for South Africa and India not to go through to the last four.