Well it was fairly straightforward work for Australia in the end, will we have such comfortable viewing when England face West Indies at 14:00 GMT? We'll have live text and radio commentary from that match right here.

Pakistan are playing Bangladesh at the same time in this session, where we'll have in-play highlights from the match.

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Adam Mountford
BBC Test Match Special producer

Well there were a few nerves around the Aussie camp when Sri Lanka were 75-1 at the halfway stage of their innings, but the bowlers pulled it back and Villani and Lanning made the run chase look very easy.

Australia play already eliminated Ireland here on Saturday and a win could set up a possible semi-final again in Delhi against most likely England.

Whoever they play Australia would be at a big advantage having played two games here at the Feroz kotla and also having avoided the week of travel their opponents will have had.

While Australia stay here in Delhi England for example will have travelled from Dharamsala to Chennai and then to Delhi  

A superb batting display from Australia captain Meg Lanning and Elyse Villani was all it took for Australia to meet Sri Lanka's target of 123.

That victory puts them second in their group behind New Zealand, leapfrogging South Africa.

Elyse Villani brings out the sweep to power home another boundary for Australia. The writing is beginning to look like it's on the wall for Sri Lanka now.

Adam Mountford
BBC Test Match Special producer

Meg Lanning showing now why she is one of the best players in the women’s game.

She has looked in no trouble and is leading Australia to a victory which would put their tournament challenge back on track.

Lanning and Villani turning the screw on Sri Lanka now. The skipper opens the face of the bat to steer home another boundary. 

Shortly after her partner serves up her own. Ominous.

Starting to look very comfortable for Lanning and Villani.  The Sri Lanka spinners being milked for runs at the moment and not able to put the Southern Stars under any pressure.

Skipper Meg Lanning hits her first boundary of the match as she aims to steady the ship for Australia.

Adam Mountford
BBC Test Match Special producer

No 4-4 today, Healy and Vilani take 13 from first two overs, although Healy has survived a stumping review.

And Villani starts the second over as she finished the last, striking clean for four. Textbook stuff.

Adam Mountford
BBC Test Match Special producer

Southern Stars opener Alyssa Healy is 26 years old today. Wonder if Uncle Ian has sent her a cake?

Villani scores Australia's first boundary of the innings after a thick edge sees the ball trickle away from the chasing fielder. Australia 7-0 off the first over.

Alyssa Healy and Elyse Villani open for Australia as they target 123. Game on.

So, Australia will target 123 as Sri Lanka wrap up their innings. A busy final over saw three wickets tumble in quick succession. Being kind, we've cut them all in one clip for you...

Adam Mountford
BBC Test Match Special producer

Sri Lanka may be disappointed with 123-8 after being 75-1 in the 11th over

They lost 3 wickets in the last over.

But it could still be a testing target , especially for a batting line up short on confidence after being 4-4 against New Zealand on Monday.