India 161-4 (19.4 overs) - Kohli 82* (51 balls)
Aus 160-6 (20 overs) - Finch 43, Maxwell 31
India to face West Indies in semi-finals
England women beat Pakistan by 68 runs
Eng women to face Australia in semi-finals
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"You sense that could be one of the most important wickets. The ball came out of the back of the hand, very difficult to judge, and Watson did so well to take that in the field. Dhoni and Kohli have done it many a time though..."
Yuvraj c Watson b Faulkner 21 (Ind 94-4)
That was coming. Yuvraj has been put out of his misery, chipping on the leg side and brilliantly held by the diving Watson running back from cover. Time for MS Dhoni - the stage is set for his skills...
James Faulkner back into the attack, he's a real allsorts bowler and he's got to keep the batsmen guessing here. Cutters and slower balls, and he's proving harder to time than a perfect boiled egg, just singles so far.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"Australia are definitely ahead of the game. And Faulkner returning to bowl could shake it up again, he's got all the white ball skills."
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Rohit Kaushal: Yuvi just deal in 6s. Forget running.
Zampa has bowled pretty well so far, but he can ill afford mistakes like that. India are holding that required rate steady at around 10.
Full toss from Zampa and Yuvraj puts it away over deep midwicket. I reckon India have got this under control at the moment...
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"That shot Kohli played brought the six but he really had to force it. He knows the pressure is on to make things happen now. India are miles behind the mark."
Good scampering turns that into a very good over for India - 12 from it, that keeps them up with the rate. Australia need another wicket, how they'd love Kohli back in the hutch...
Kohli decides to get a move on and whacks Maxwell over long-off for a six. Maxwell beat him in the flight there but Kohli still managed to adjust and lever it over the ropes.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"Yuvraj is soaking up balls. The intensity India would want from this position just isn't there at all. Kohli knows someone has to go for it, hoping it will be Yuvraj. Instead there's pressure on Kohli, who's trying to take things deep."
Excellent start from Zampa, just three singles, and the required rate is just beginning to climb for India - up to 10.33 now...
Incredible. Yuvraj lifted his foot and Nevill had him - but he didn't break the stumps! The wicket-keeper whips off the bails at the second attempt but Yuvraj's foot is well down by then. A reprieve...
Zampa comes on, and has Nevill stumped Yuvraj here?
England reach semi-finals
Pakistan, needing an improbable 149, have been bowled out for 80 so England win Group B with four wins from four. What were we worried about?
Enter G-Max. The Big Show is going to send down a bit of tweak, and surely Yuvraj is going to have a biff here? Nope, tip and run again - he's like a man with toothache who can't resist a toffee. Kohli drives to long on and he wants two - Yuvraj gives him a withering glare that has the desired effect. Warner misfields off the final ball and this time they do scamper for a couple - that strapping seems to have helped Yuvraj a bit.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"I think Yuvraj will have been given one clear instruction here and that's: 'Swing at it.'"
More treatment for Yuvraj. He's having his left ankle wrapped up like a Christmas pressie here, but he's going to soldier on.
Pakistan 80-9 (16.5 overs) v England - target 149
Georgia Elwiss has her second wicket - and England are close to clinching their semi-final place as Pakistan need to score a virtually impossible 69 in eight balls to win in 18.1 overs which would overhaul them on net run rate.