Well, that was a fast and furious finale.

Sri Lanka have pulled off an improbable win to keep their World Cup alive but for Bangladesh, the semi-finals are out of reach.

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Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu: "We handled the pressure until the last over. I know as a captain, keep fighting until the end. We dropped a few catches and we had so many mistakes as a batting unit. It's not our best game but we're lucky to win this game.

"We played four games in Sri Lanka and unfortunately, we washed out two games. It's hard with the rain. As a professional team, we can't blame those things. We have to execute our plans and play our cricket in the middle. We try our best to win the next game.

"If we can make the semi-finals, it's a miracle."

Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana Joty: "From the beginning, it was our game. Me and Sharmin were batting well when she went off for cramping and then the momentum shifted. We had to build a partnership again. We lost wickets in crucial moments. It was a chaseable target.

"Somewhere we lost control in our planning. We kept losing wickets and couldn't hold our nerves."

On Shorna Akter's bowling: "Shorna came in as fifth or sixth bowler and how she's been bowling is incredible. She took the vital wickets and gave us a chance with the bat."

On the dropped catches: "You have to grab those opportunities. When we lose those catches, it was crucial moments. We have a good fielding side but we drop catches in crucial moments. For us, it's a mental thing. This is something we can improve. We have one game to rectify this mistake and finish this tournament in a good place."

Sri Lanka have won by seven runs to keep their World Cup alive!

Four wickets in four balls in the final over. Wow.

Bangladesh are out.

Bangladesh need nine runs off six balls.

Chamari Athapaththu will take the final over. Nigar Sultana Joty is off strike.

12 runs off 12 balls!

The required rate is above a run-a-ball. Bangladesh need 21 runs off 18 balls.

Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu has two overs of her allocation remaining...

Bangladesh need 27 runs from the final five overs. Eek.

50 for Nigar Sultana Jotypublished at 40.4 overs

40.4 overs

Ban 149-3

Nigar Sultana Joty reaches her half-century but doesn't acknowledge it. She knows her job isn't done yet.

Nigar Sultana Joty is closing in on a half-century. The Bangladesh skipper has 48 (69).

Her side need 57 runs from 60 balls. I have no idea who is going to win this.

Dropped catch - Shorna on 4published at 38.2 overs

38.2 overs

Ban 140-3

Chamari Athapaththu has her head in her hands. Shorna Akter has just been dropped in the deep by Nilakshi de Silva off the Sri Lanka skipper's bowling. Uh oh.

Is this a turning point?

Sharmin Akter had been struggling for several overs, limping between the stumps and holding her hamstring.

The physios have come out and she looks in a lot of pain as she leaves the field, retiring hurt on 64 (102).

Out walks Shorna Akter.

Chamari Athapaththu is throwing the kitchen sink at Bangladesh, turning to opening bowler Madara Malki (0-11 from her first spell of six overs) for the 34th.

But even against the standout bowler, Sharmin Akter and Nigar Sultana Joty just keep rotating the strike. Tap and run. Tap and run.

Sri Lanka need a wicket. Bangladesh need 79 from 90 balls.

Now, this is where things will get interesting.

Sri Lanka were 159-4 after 30 overs, with Hasini Perera and Nilakshi de Silva in full flight and eyeing 270 or 280. However, wickets tumbled and they could only post 202.

Bangladesh are 100-3, needing 103 runs from 20 overs. A nail-biting finale beckons.