The Ireland-Afghanistan match at the T20 World Cup was abandoned without a bowl balled due to rain at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Friday, leaving the teams to split the points.
It was winless Afghanistan's second wash-out in the Super 12's after their New Zealand game at Melbourne was abandoned due to poor weather on Wednesday.
The no-result left Ireland second in Group 1 on three points after three matches behind leading New Zealand, though New Zealand have a game in hand.
Afghanistan remain bottom of the Group on two points.
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The weather could yet shape the group, with fifth-placed Australia and fourth-placed England also finding their game – scheduled to be played after the Ireland match at the MCG – also being rained off.
