England's women will qualify for the 2017 World Cup should they beat Sri Lanka in Colombo in the second ODI today and they are 26-0 after six overs. We'll be bringing you updates from Sri Lanka throughout the morning. 

The World Cup will take place between 26 June-23 July in England and Wales.

Simon Mann
Test Match Special commentator

This is lovely bowling from Adil Rashid - exactly what you want from your leg-break bowler.

Rashid is causing all manner of problems for the batsmen now with some delightful looping deliveries spinning prodigiously. No success this time but England will be very happy with the first hour. Time for drinks.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

I think Kohli was done by the bounce. He thought he'd pull it, but it got big on him and he went back a little more to cut it and trod on his own stumps.

Too short from Ansari. There is turn but Ashwin has time to wait and steer it away past backward point to the boundary. 

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

There's a twist in this game, perhaps. I'm not sure if England have enough time to win... but they're taking wickets and on their way to a first innings lead.

Wriddhiman Saha is the new batsman and India have lost their last four wickets for 43, either side of days three and four.

Ashwin knows a thing or two about spin, having taken 222 Test wickets, and he cuts Ansari away for his first boundary.

Teddy Hale: Wow! What a wicket from the Surrey spinner! Keep bowling like that and India will be in trouble. 

Rashid runs through his box of tricks again. There is plenty of variety but both batsmen collect singles, the tall figure of Ashwin looking purposeful. No reason why he shouldn't, he has four Test centuries to his name.

Ravichandran Ashwin is the new batsman and he gets off the mark immediately with a clip through mid-wicket for two. Can England wrap up the remaining five wickets with enough of a lead to be influential?

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

Rahane played and missed at Broad, was airy-fairy against Rashid - I didn't like the way he was playing, he wasn't secure. Bowlers on this surface have a chance on this pitch. The batsmen have to get in. Rahane wasn't playing himself in, he was too fluid.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

When you start on this pitch, you have to be circumspect. You are not sure of the bounce and the spin, but once you get those first 20 runs it's still a lovely pitch to bat on.

England turn to Rashid. The mercurial leg-spinner teases Rahane wide of off-stump, he has a lunge at it and it rears up and away between keeper and slip to the boundary. But there was no edge, just spin, and it is signalled as byes. 

Sunil Gavaskar
Former India captain on Test Match Special

Rahane has been working hard on playing the short ball after being hit on the helmet at Indore against New Zealand. That's important because if you have a perceived weakness, you will get more than your fair share of bouncers.

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Woakes tries from round the wicket with a short one to Rahane, who takes on the pull shot and dispatches it just wide of Root at square-leg for his first boundary. 

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Evan Byrne

Australia were all out for 85 today and South Africa have compiled 43 without loss in reply in the second Test in Hobart, having won the first match of the three-Test series.