Out, is it?

Rohit has edged to slip, no?

Is it a bump-ball?

Having said that, fantasy games can play havoc with the state of my mind. Last summer, I somehow scheduled a clash between draft night in my FPL game and taking my other half out for dinner. She thought I was ill because I was running to the loo so often.

Anyway, Mitchell Starc is bowling to Rohit Sharma.

He needs to have a think about his life choices.

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Journalist on Test Match Special

Bowling first is Australia's best chance to win and boost their net run-rate.

Australia look nervous. They didn't expect to be in this situation.

And for India, this is the opportunity for revenge for the 50-over World Cup final.

Anthems time. It's breezy in St Lucia, too. Could get above 30 degrees. Like being in a tumble dryer.

Bat&Gloves: Aus knows that strengths and weakness of the Indian side better than any. They would have a strategy for today definitely as its a do or die of them. It will be a game of the Titans.

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BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

Australia are up against it. That shock defeat by Afghanistan has put them on wafer-thin ice.

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And there are implications for England, who are in the last four but aren't sure who, when or where they will play.

Stick with me on this. India will play at 15:30 BST on Thursday in Guyana regardless of where they finish in the group. If it's top (quite likely), then that will be England's semi.

Remember, this is a re-match of the 50-over World Cup final from late last year. India might think they owe Australia one for that result.

It could also be David Warner's last game in an Australia shirt.

India: Rohit Sharma (capt), Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant (wk), Suryakumar Yadav, Shivam Dube, Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Arshdeep Singh, Jasprit Bumrah.

Australia: David Warner, Travis Head, Mitchell Marsh (capt), Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, Tim David, Matthew Wade (wk), Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood.

Australia have made one change. It was a strange one for Mitchell Starc to be left out against Afghanistan, He's back for Ashton Agar. India, unbeaten so far, are unchanged.

India captain Rohit Sharma: "We would've fielded first, it looks a little sticky but we've batted first in games well this tournament.

"It looks a good surface and I hope it doesn't change too much as the match goes on. We've adapted well to the conditions so hopefully it's another game where we can put on a show and adapt as quickly as possible.

"Every game matters and for us nothing changes."

Australia captain Mitchell Marsh: "It looks a belter. There's a breeze to contend with but the surface looks very good.

"We're looking forward to it, we are up for the challenge that we know India present to us. We've found ourselves in this position a few times in World Cups before, and at this stage of the tournament every game is a must-win anyway.

"We understand that pressure comes with that but I've got full trust in my group. The mood is great, we've got a very experienced squad and staff and we've loved our time in the Caribbean."

First things first. Australia have won the toss. They're fielding first. Remember, they fell in a heap chasing a target against Afghanistan a couple of days ago.

But that is the prospect the Aussies are facing in St Lucia. They have to beat the might of India to keep their fate in their own hands.

OK, I know we're the BBC, and supposed to be sportingly impartial, but let's not pretend it wouldn't be very funny to see Australia go out of this World Cup after they saved England's skin...