Champions India through to semi-finals
India 302-6: Rohit Sharma 137
Bangladesh 193 all out in Melbourne
India have won last 11 World Cup matches
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Mushfiqur is plodding along here, helping a single to fine leg, while Yadav advances the score with a wide. Sabbir, who only made his ODI debut in November and has a top score of 53 from 10 innings, moves to 11 from 18 balls.
India keep one Ashwin over up their sleeves and turn back to the pace of Umesh Yadav. Sabbir pushes a single to cover and Jadeja's lightning throw demolishes the stumps at the bowler's end, sending the flashing bails flying, but Sabbir had made his ground.
Rahul Dravid
Ex-India captain on BBC Test Match Special
"It is getting to that point where Bangladesh are trying to just get an honourable result and wonder 'what might've been'. Once India got to 300 it was a bridge too far for Bangladesh."
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Image source, Test Match SpecialBangladesh have a batting powerplay on the horizon, but to be honest, Dhoni could set a powerplay field now and it would have little effect, as Bangladesh are only able to take it one single at a time.
Mushfiqur breaks the deadlock by sweeping a four - only the second in 12 overs - but I'm not sure what their plan is here. Is it "let's bat out the 50 overs to save face"? 176 needed from 17 overs.
OptaJim:, external Ravichandran Ashwin (238) has passed Morne Morkel as the bowler to deliver most dot balls at #CWC15.
Image source, APMushfiqur pushes a couple of quick singles, Dhoni appeals for a run-out from one of them, but the required rate is now above 10, and the defending champions - providing they don't do anything crazy - are well on course here. Five singles from the over.
Former England bowler Alan Mullally:, external The Bangers need a bit of AB, a touch of Gilly and a drop of Viv to take this one home.
After a couple of singles, Mushfiqur finally cuts loose, getting down on one knee to heave Jadeja over cow corner for a first-bounce four.
Rahul Dravid
Ex-India captain on BBC Test Match Special
"One criticism of Ashwin was that he was not really performing well overseas in one-day cricket. But not so in this World Cup. He has bowled with guile and skill."
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Bangladesh 107-5 from 30 overs (target 303)
Run rate: 3.58 per over Required run rate: 9.83
Batsmen: Mushfiqur 7, Sabbir 3
Fall of wickets: 33-1 (Tamim 25), 33-2 (Kayes), 73-3 (Mahmudullah 21), 90-4 (Sarkar 29), 104-5 (Shakib 10)
Bowling figures: Yadav 5-1-9-1, Shami 6-1-26-2, Mohit 5-0-28-0, Ashwin 8-1-21-0, Raina 3-1-15-0, Jadeja 3-0-7-1
India 302-6: Rohit 137, Raina 65, Taskin 3-69
India won toss
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Ashwin, who'd do wonders for any side's over-rate, whistles through his eighth over as Sabbir sweeps a two. He has three, Mushfiqur has taken 24 balls to score seven, and India are in the departure lounge for that flight to Sydney. But will they be back to the MCG for the final?
Sabbir Rahman - who didn't bowl, so I suppose we'd class him as a recognised batsman - is in at seven for Bangladesh. He's under way with a single.
The winner of this game - looking increasingly likely to be India - will stay in Australia and face the winner of tomorrow's Australia v Pakistan game at Sydney on Thursday 26 March.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
"Surely it is beyond Bangladesh now as he was their last experienced batsman. A disappointed-looking Shakib leaves the ground. Something had to give. The pressure was building."
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He couldn't keep prodding around forever - Shakib tries to go after Jadeja and slices a simple catch to short third man.
Image source, APMushfiqur turns a single past leg slip. Time for Shakib to take on Ashwin? Even when Ashwin floats one towards off stump, Shakib can't get it past a fielder. There are some glum faces in the Bangladesh dug-out as this game ebbs away from them. With 200 more needed, the required rate is now over nine.
Shakib and Mushfiqur exchange singles against Jadeja, Shakib is showing a little more urgency but keeps picking out a man fielding at short mid-wicket. Once again, we're rapidly through an over and Bangladesh are slowly sinking out of this World Cup.
Little to cheer about for Bangladesh's loyal fans as Ashwin enters his sixth over, but there's still a measured cheer from the flag-waving Tigers as their score moves into three figures, as Mushfiqur helps himself to a couple of twos.
Left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja, he of the bushy dark beard these days, is on for his first bowl of the day. Mushfiqur is finally off the mark with a single off the 13th ball he's received - and with only four runs from the over, the required rate is spiralling ever upwards, it's now up to 8.32.
We're at the halfway stage, with Bangladesh needing 208 from 25 overs.
The deadlock is broken as Shakib cuts Ashwin for a single, but apart from umpire Dar - who appeared to be bitten by a wasp or bee earlier today - having a few troubles with the increasing number of seagulls swooping around the MCG, that's all that interrupts the over.
