A wide delivery from Amanjot Kaur with her second ball and Phoebe Litchfield reaches to carve it through point for four. Three singles in there as well.

A positive start for the Aussies.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

The highest totals made by a team batting second in ODIs:

• 369 - India v Australia at Delhi in 2025
• 305-9 - South Africa v England at Bristol in 2017
• 305-4 - Sri Lanka v South Africa at Potchefstroom in 2024
• 280-4 - Australia v India at Auckland in 2022

Alyssa Healy and Phoebe Litchfield are out in the middle.

Amanjot Kaur has the ball in hand for India with a slip in place.

Henry Moeran
BBC cricket reporter in Visakhapatnam

The crowd in Vizag can barely believe what they’ve seen. Fans were still streaming in to catch the end of India's remarkable blitz of run-scoring. If Australia chase this down we’re in for some second innings - albeit it might be a little quieter.

Thanks, Matthew.

A big ask for Australia. They'll need to break some records to win this one.

India are favourites but I am not ruling out the Aussies. You never can, can you? Timothy Abraham is back to kick off the chase.

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It has taken me by surprise that this is Annabel Sutherland's first five-wicket haul in international cricket. She has four four-fors but never five.

It's also her 24th birthday.

Without Annabel Sutherland Australia really would have been in trouble.

She removed Richa Ghosh just as the India wicketkeeper was starting to motor, saw off Jemimah Rodrigues and wrapped up the tail to check India somewhat.

Sutherland took 5-40. She was the only bowler to go at less than five runs per over.

Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician

A tranche of statistics from India's innings. Their total of 330 was:

• India's highest total at World Cups
• Australia's highest total conceded at World Cups
• Australia's highest total conceded in all ODIs bowling first and the first time over 300.
• The highest total of the 2025 World Cup and leaves Australia requiring the highest successful chase in ODI history.

India batter Pratika Rawal: "When I am on the non-striker's end I like to see her [Smriti Mandhana] go. Personally, I am happy I got a decent score. There were a lot of dot balls to start but I am glad to convert it into a big score. I like to play the ball in the merit and take the shots on merit. Everyone else really chipped in."

We'll have to see if it's enough but one thing is for certain. That was a lot of fun. It all started with that 155-run opening stand between Pratika Rawal and Smriti Mandhana.

It's not often the great Australia look helpless. They did at times early on today.

India were 153-0 after 24 overs and 192-1 after 30. They were even 294-4 in the 43rd with Ghosh flying.

It could have been more but Australia still need the highest chase in women's ODI history.

Alice Davidson-Richards
England cricket all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Really smart bowling there from Annabel Sutherland, and they would be happy that they managed to bring this back to 330, considering the start India had.

Melissa Story
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It is almost a fitting ending to this innings if Australia do bowl India out, because it did start with that dominant partnership, but Australia have clawed themselves back in it.

Annabel Sutherland begins her final over with two slow bouncers.

Alice Davidson-Richards
England cricket all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I think this sets up for a wonderful chase here. Australia haven't quite got going with their bat yet, as it's always been one player who has scored a century that has got them over the line. Australia will be hoping that isn't the case today.

Australia are into the bowlers now, although Sneh Rana does have a couple of international fifties.

This is the second highest total Australia have conceded in ODIs.