Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

My Dad will be purring at home watching the Rohit Sharma on-drive. It's the best shot in cricket.

Oh, not there, Mustafizur. It's wide, again, and this time it's Rohit Sharma who leans into it and strokes a drive calmly beyond the fielder at point. And again! Another wide half-volley and this time Rohit gives it a good old clatter, a big drive racing away to the boundary. The final delivery gets the best treatment of the lot, a beautiful little push down the ground for another four. Only dot balls and boundaries on offer from Mustafizur at the minute.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

This Bangladesh opening pair are not looking very threatening.

Mashrafe continues, offering up no width and just putting the ball on a nice length. There's nothing much doing for the bowlers and it's easy as you like for the batsman to work a single here and drop the ball there. Bangladesh will have been eyeing up some early wickets.

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

Against New Zealand, Bangladesh's death bowling was as good as I've seen for a while. For me, they could cause an upset.

Here's The Fiz, and that's four! That's a horrid long hop from Mustafizur Rahman and Shikhar Dhawan climbed into it, lashing the ball through cover. And again! Another bit of short rubbish is served up and duly dispatched by Dhawan, a ferocious cut that flies to the ropes. Mustafizur decides that a fuller length might be slightly better, and India pat away his final few balls.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

This total is enough to win a game of cricket if you bowl well in the middle of the innings. What England would have given for an extra 50 runs yesterday.

And Rohit gets India going with a little tuck off his hips for two. The Bangladesh fielders make a half-hearted appeal as Dhawan wanders out of his crease and the fielder hits the stumps, but Dhawan had all the time he needed to saunter back in to safety. That's a nice, tidy over first up, though.

Cheers, Jack. Right then. Rohit Sharma is lining up his guard, Shikhar Dhawan is putting on his gloves and Mashrafe Mortaza has the ball in his hands. Here we go...

Ok the Bangladesh fielders are streaming out onto the Edgbaston field, now bathed in sunshine after a gloomy start to the day.

And out come India openers Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan to join them.

That's my cue to swing this live text back over to Amy Lofthouse for the start of India's chase. Catch you later.

All that leaves India needing 265 to win from 50 overs at 5.30 runs per over.

If they knock them off, rivals Pakistan await in the final.

Or can Bangladesh's bowlers pick off India's top order and restrict the runs?

Only a bit of late order hitting from captain Mashrafe Mortaza sees Bangladesh post a competitive total...

But the pressure built by India's bowlers told once again as Mosaddek Hossain and Mahmudullah departed in quick succession to the superb death bowling of Jasprit Bumrah...

India then have a sloppy spell of their own. Ashwin shells Mahmudullah and leaks a boundary...

Before MS Dhoni gifts Bangladesh five penalty runs by hitting his own discarded glove with a throw at the stumps...

That dismissal and some tight bowling by India's spinners changes the course of Bangladesh's innings as Shakib Al Hasan edges behind...

And Mushfiqur swipes a low Jadhav full toss straight to Kohli...

But Virat Kohli throws the ball to part-timer Kedar Jadhav and it proves to be a stroke of genius as Tamim is foxed by his low, slingy action...

Tamim becomes the leading scorer in the tournament and reaches his fifty with a reverse sweep...

The opener then targets off-spinner Ashwin, smiting him for three straight fours...

Tamim Iqbal and Mushfiqur Rahim then took the fight to India, hitting some superb boundaries...

Sabbir Rahman responded with a four boundaries...only to become Kumar's second victim as his cut shot landed straight in the hands of Ravi Jadeja at backward point.

India got off to a terrific start as Bhuvneshwar Kumar bowled opener Soumya Sarkar for a duck, with Bangladesh 6-1 early on...