That's it for today, folks.

It was another frustrating day as the rain hampered proceedings in the Women's World Cup yet again, with India v Bangladesh the latest game to end without a result.

You can read how the day in Navi Mumbai transpired right here.

India will be back in action against defending champions Australia in the semi-final on Thursday.

But before that, we will have England taking on South Africa in the first semi-final clash on Wednesday.

Be sure to join us for both! Until then, goodbye!

Defending champions Australia were the first team to qualify for the semi-finals of the Women's World Cup and remained the only unbeaten side in the group stage.

England became the third team to qualify after they beat India by four runs last Sunday and with the win over New Zealand today, they finished second ahead of South Africa, who slipped to third place.

Co-hosts India secured the final berth with a 53-run victory (DLS) over New Zealand on Thursday.

Women's World Cup knockout stage fixtures:

Semi-final 1: England v South Africa (29 Oct, 09:30 GMT)

Semi-final 2: India v Australia (30 Oct, 09:30 GMT)

Final: TBC (2 Nov, 09:30 GMT)

India captain Harmanpreet Kaur: "Today, the way we bowled today looked balanced and there was a lot of clarity there. That's something we will take from this game.

"Our medical team will update on [Pratika Rawal]. They are taking care of her and looking after her injury. Hopefully, they will get back soon. Hopefully she will be fine for the next match.

"It's a very important game for us [against Australia]. I think we have played very good cricket in this group stage. Everyone has contributed whenever the team needed them. We need to keep enjoying ourselves when playing and we are going to do that in the semis as well."

Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana Joty: "How we started the tournament gave us good momentum. We played some close games against England, Sri Lanka and South Africa. There are areas where we could have improved.

"We have been working so hard as a group and we know each other for a long time. That helps us on the ground. The youngsters will take a lot of positives from here.

"We just wanted to look at the whole tournament. We should discuss about the areas we could do well here."

So this is how the final standings in the 2025 Women's World Cup group stage look like after the conclusion of the 28th and final fixture.

Image source, BBC Sport

But this direct hit from Radha Yadav to dismiss Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana Joty wasn't far behind.

India displayed flashes of brilliance on the field today.

And this superb catch from substitute fielder Arundhati Reddy was the pick of all.

There we have the official word!

This game has been called off with no more play possible at DY Patil Stadium.

India share the spoils with Bangladesh before their semi-final clash against Australia on Thursday.

Not much to bring you but rain continues to fall steadily in Navi Mumbai.

The supporters - at least the ones who have stayed on - have taken cover under the roofs while covers remain on.

India should play at least 20 overs for us to get a result here.

Rain stops playpublished at 8.4 overs

8.4 overs

Ind 57-0

Well, the players go back in to the dugout with India still 69 runs away from a victory.

Smriti Mandhana had taken charge with 34 off 27 balls with Amanjot Kaur providing good support on an unbeaten 15 off 25.

But the covers are coming on now as rain starts to intensify again at DY Patil Stadium and it's some more waiting game for all of us.

It's a strong start from India in their chase at DY Patil Stadium.

And is it any surprise that Smriti Mandhana is continuing their purple patch in this World Cup!

She's already hit five boundaries to move to 23 while Amanjot Kaur is unbeaten on seven.

The players are back out on the field and we will get going again in a short while.

And it's Amanjot Kaur who will open the batting for India alongside Smriti Mandhana.

It's been confirmed that 126 is the revised DLS target for India.

It will be interesting to see who will be Smriti Mandhana's opening partner after that injury scare to Pratika Rawal.

Another over, another wicket for India.

They have picked up a wicket in every over since Sobhana Mostary's dismissal in the 22nd over.

Bangladesh looked to improve their run rate in the limited overs they were handed but no one apart from Sharmin Akter Supta, who collected 36 from 53 balls, got going.

We'll wait to see what India's DLS-adjusted target will be, but the co-hosts should chase this down without much troubles.

Bangladesh batters are dropping like flies here.

After dismissing Rabeya Khan, Radha Yadav, who was one of the three changes in the India line-up today, almost has a fourth wicket but Nishita Akter Nishi reviews the decision and survives.

Final over the Bangladesh innings coming up.

Ban 87-3published at 21 overs

21 overs

Sharmin 32, Mostary 23

It's bad news for India as Pratika Rawal slips on the outfield trying to stop a boundary and looks to have twisted her ankle.

There are looks of concern from her team-mates as the India opener is limping off the field with the help of medical staff.

Rawal is the second-highest scorer in the Women's World Cup with 309 runs, only behind her opening partner Smriti Mandhana (331).

This will give India serious headache before their semi-final clash against Australia.