Goswami to bowl the final over of the opening powerplay, with the required rate already creeping up over seven-and-a-half. Perry waits for the tall seamer to stray with her line, as a full delivery on middle-and-leg is turned off her toes for four. But that's the only scoring stroke of the over.

Phil Long
TMS statistician

Elyse Villani has batted four times in this World Cup - twice she's got out to her first ball.

Elyse Villani replaces her Perth Scorchers team-mate Bolton at the crease - she's not had the greatest day, having been brought on to bowl her only over when Harmanpreet Kaur was in full cry. But she's up and running as she lofts her second delivery over the bowler's head for four.

Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

The wheels are off here. She's hit it straight back at her and it's an easy catch to her right. That's disappointing for the Australians though.

Here's one for Indian fans to savour - Jhulan Goswami bowls Meg Lanning for a duck.

Bolton starts the over with a single again, Goswami has a slip in for the right-handed Perry who steals a single when she forces one which is half-stopped at point. The Aussie fans in the crowd are outnumbered by their Indian counterparts, but they're up and clapping as Bolton pulls a short delivery for four and then hustling a single to third man.

Perry's highest ODI score is 95 not out, made against South Africa in Canberra last year. She may need to surpass that today if Australia are to make the final, but she's off the mark, guiding Pandey for four through the leg side.

I can't stress enough - remember, this is a 42-over match, but Australia would need to complete the highest successful run chase in a women's ODI to make the final.

Ellyse Perry in at four. If India can get her cheaply, I'd say they can make a start on sorting out their hotel rooms for Lord's...

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

I don't know how much her shoulder is affecting her. She hasn't scored in eight balls and the balls she had faced she's been dangling her bat and angling at them, not the full-blooded drives we are used to seeing.

Natalie Germanos
BBC Test Match Special commentator

This is a massive moment for India.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

I don't think Australia need to be too expansive. They need to keep themselves in the game. if they get people like Meg Lanning in, they can score.

It's Bespectacled XI v Headband XI as Bolton faces Pandey but can't beat the infield. Just a single from the over. India, as they might well do after that innings, are lively in the field - minus Harmanpreet Kaur, who is off the field resting her calf and has a substitute on. Although as she usually sends down a few overs of off-spin, I wonder if India will miss that bowling option?

Here's that early wicket as Shikha Pandey removes Beth Mooney cheaply.

Jhulan Goswami, playing in her fourth World Cup, is right on the money against Nicole Bolton, who remains a leading contender for an opening role in the Bespectacled XI. A single brings Lanning on strike, but the Aussie captain is watchful for now.

Shanmugaraja CK: Haven't been so clued to my seat since Dhoni's World Cup final knock.take a bow Harmanpreet, utterly brilliant knock, best ever in a World Cup.

The only bad news for India is that it brings Meg Lanning - dodgy shoulder and all, she's still acknowledged as the leading female cricketer in the world - to the crease. She rotates the strike immediately with a leg bye.

Natalie Germanos
BBC Test Match Special commentator

I'm not sure where she was trying to play that. It was a really bizarre shot selection in the end. That non-review didn't cost them anything in the end.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

The crowd have liked this one! India are in an amazing position - runs on the board and an early wicket. Mooney played all around it.