SL 115-5published at 20 overs
Ama Kanchana hoiks one miles into the sky, it's swirling and lands...safe!
Two balls left. No boundary for an age. Maddy Green misses a chance from the last ball but that's it - Sri Lanka wrap up on 115!
Group A, Sharjah
New Zealand win by eight wickets after chasing down 116 with 15 balls to spare
Plimmer hits 53 off 44 balls and Kerr adds 34* off 31
Sri Lanka 115-5 (20 overs): Athapaththu 35 (41); Kerr 2-13
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by Tim Oscroft & Tom Rostance
Ama Kanchana hoiks one miles into the sky, it's swirling and lands...safe!
Two balls left. No boundary for an age. Maddy Green misses a chance from the last ball but that's it - Sri Lanka wrap up on 115!
Suzie Bates is beaten in the field by a bounce in front of her so Sri Lanka scamper through for two more. Nelson.
Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
New Zealand have brought it back nicely, they had a couple more extras than they would have liked.
You feel if Sri Lanka get 10 off this over and get to the 116 mark it's going to be under-par.
Leigh Kasperek has the honour of bowling the final over.
One over to go. Can they reach 120?
Shot of this, and many other, days...
Ama Kanchana tries to muscle Rosemary Mair over the top but doesn't get enough of it, they run a sharp two though.
Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Melie Kerr is asking questions.
Melie Kerr definitely bowls a lot more wrong'uns now. Her percentage of wrong'uns to leg-spin is higher than when she started.
Even 120 looks a tall ask now with 12 balls left.
Melie Kerr nearly has another with a wrong'un that is not picked. New Zealand have done well to steer this innings back on track but that is at least the 100 up for Sri Lanka for the first time in the tournament.
Dilhari lbw Kerr 10 (SL 97-5)
Kavisha Dilhari reviewed in hope more than expectation and the replays gave her no grounds for any sort of reprieve. Another wicket for Melie Kerr.
Kavisha Dilhari is given out lbw but she's reviewed. Might as well at this point.
And as is ever the case, one did indeed bring two.
Captain Chamari Athapaththu was set and looking good. This was a very important wicket.
Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Slow is the way to go! It's a good catch from Sophie Devine. She was so quick off the mark, the first couple of steps are the most important when the ball goes up in the air.
There's been some shockers in this tournament and every time the ball goes up I don't feel 100% that it is going to be caught.
Oh yes, Nilakshi de Silva! First ball paddle swept for four.
Sanjeewani c Devine b Kasperek 5 (SL 89-4)
Really good catch! Anushka Sanjeewani advances to Leigh Kasperek and plays a shot the match situation dictates, she gets plenty of it and it looks like a boundary initially but Sophie Devine is able to backtrack from mid off and make a fine grab.
Good running between the wickets in this mega heat. Sri Lanka tick it over.
Tash Farrant
England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
That was the Dilshan!
Right over the helmet. Doing that on the first ball from Sophie Devine is a brave shot.
Scoop! Lovely from Kavisha Dilhari to flick the ball over the keeper's head for four. Pre-meditated and pretty much perfection.
What's a good score from here?