India beat Bangladesh by 18 runs for second win of tournament
Bangladesh finish on 124-8; Poonam 3-18, Pandey 2-14; N Sultana 35
India 142-6; Verma makes quick-fire 39 from 17 balls
Rodrigues 34 off 37 - Ghosh & Salma Khatun both take 2-25
India top Group A after victory at the Waca in Perth
Australia beat Sri Lanka by five wickets with three balls to spare
Healy b Prabodhani 0 (Aus 0-1)
Unbelievable! What a delivery from Udeshika Prabodhani. Left-arm, vicious swing back into the right-hander, taking out the top of leg stump. Sri Lanka strike early. They couldn't, could they?
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Australia will need to get these runs quickly because, after losing their opening game, it could come down to net run-rate if the big guns win all their games.
It absolutely belted it down before this game began, but the sun is shining now. Here come the Aussie openers. Alyssa Healy, who made a half-century in the opening game, and Beth Mooney.
And, in case you didn't know, this is the first of a Monday double-header. We'll have India v Bangladesh, also in Perth, from 11:00.
It's worth noting all three games played at the Waca so far have been won by the team chasing. Australia need to continue that trend or they are staring down the barrel of an early exit.
Nicky Shaw
Ex-England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
I'm slightly disappointed in the end. I thought Sri Lanka were going to set Australia a really tough total to chase. I just don't think it's enough runs.
Now, how important will this be? Harshitha Madavi should be run out by miles coming back for the second, but Alyssa Healy can't gather the ball. 122-6 for Sri Lanka. Tricky for Australia, but they are still strong favourites to get them.
SL 120-6
Saved by an inside edge. Dot ball, though....
SL 120-7
Two in two? Madavi lbw first ball?
Nicky Shaw
Ex-England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Very well taken by Healy. The right decision to bowl Jonassen as well - I wasn't sure whether it was right to go with spin after that last Strano over.
De Silva st Healy b Jonassen 18 (SL 120-6)
Always likely in the final over. De Silva runs past a dipper from Jonassen and Alyssa Healy takes a very smart stumping, gathering the ball after it's past between batter and leg stump.
12 off the over. Maybe 130 is within reach, after all. Australia couldn't chase 132 against India.
And another! This time pulled to mid-wicket. Sri Lanka are getting a final flurry.
That's more like it! Nilakshi de Dilva down the track, taking Strano inside-out to long-off for a one-bounce four.
Jess Jonassen's left-arm spin back for the 18th over. Sri Lanka try all manner of ways of hitting the ball, none with any great success. Some good running off the last ball brings a couple, but it's boundaries that are required. Even 120 looks tough from here.
Two wickets for two runs in that Strano over. Shashikala Siriwardene is the new bat. Only 16 runs off the past four overs.
Nicky Shaw
Ex-England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Such a disappointing last over from Sri Lanka. Realistically, once you get Atapattu out, it's all downhill for them.
Kanchana c Perry b Strano 0 (SL 101-5)
Going backwards quickly. Ana Kanchana lasts only two balls, sweeping Molly Strano to deep square leg. Sri Lanka have lost 3-10 in 11 balls.
Nicky Shaw
Ex-England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
The batters don't seem to be targeting the right areas. It was a very good catch by Delissa Kimmince.
Sanjeewani c Kimmince b Strano 25 (SL 101-4)
Hmmmm. You just wonder if the bolts of the wheels are being loosened, ready for them to come off. Anushka Sanjeewani swipes Molly Strano across the line and is well held by Delissa Kimmince at mid-wicket.