Postpublished at 09:04 GMT 24 February 2020
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Prabodani's two wickets were two of the best balls I've seen. She's done her job - we'll just have to see if the rest of the team can back her up.
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
Stephan Shemilt
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Prabodani's two wickets were two of the best balls I've seen. She's done her job - we'll just have to see if the rest of the team can back her up.
Prabodhani 4-0-17-2
What a spell from Udeshika Prabonhani. 2-17 from her four overs, the huge wickets of Healy and Gardner.
Aus 22-3
Home, but Australia are having to scrap for every single run.
Aus 21-3
The third umpire will have a look at this, but I think Lanning's dive has got her home.
Target 123
Only three from the final over of the powerplay. That required rate is climbing all the time. "Sri Lanka have the advantage," says the man on the PA. That's the lowest powerplay score of the tournament. Incredible.
Target 123
Australia need more than seven an over. That is a lot to get. If Australia lose this, and later go out, I would say that is one of the biggest upsets in the history of women's team sport.
Lanning late cuts Prabodhani to third man for four. Much needed. Be careful, though. You don't want one of those to hoop back and castle you. This is a brilliant game. It's been a great start to the tournament.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That's a terrible review. I've never seen a review like that in my life.
Aus 11-3
There was a huge noise, but Lanning actually hit the keeper's gloves, rather than the ball. You can see why they went for it, but you wonder if they will need that review later on.
Aus 11-3
And this would be it! Is Meg Lanning caught behind?
Rachael Haynes joins Meg Lanning. There's a nervy single. The Aussies are all over the place, like they are facing Muralitharan and Vaas in tandem. One more wicket here could be a knockout blow....
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That was another excellent ball. I can't believe what I'm witnessing. Surely not!
Mooney st Sanjeenwani b Siriwardene 6 (Aus 10-3)
I do not believe what I am seeing. Beth Mooney has wandered past one and is stumped by half the length of the pitch. Australia are 10-3! Sri Lanka are, rightly, going nuts. The hosts are staring down the barrel.
Target 123
Meg Lanning, what have you got? Captain's knock required.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That was almost identical. Look at the movement, look at the nip back. Get her on at both ends!
Gardner b Prabodhani 2 (Aus 8-2)
She's done it again! Udeshika Prabodhani has produced another rozzer to clean up Ashleigh Gardner. It's like the Aussies have never seen left-arm swing before. This time it's the off stump. It's like watching Chaminda Vaas.
Target 123
Shasikala Siriwardene with some off-breaks, delivered from underneath a cap. Both of these Aussies use their feet, with Mooney finding a gap through the covers to earn the first boundary.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at the Waca
This is the busiest I’ve seen the Waca. There’s loads of kids here, mostly Australia fans, with some large sections of Sri Lanka fans here and there. They were expecting about 5,000 people through the gates today.
Target 123
Ashleigh Gardner gets a promotion to number three. She almost carried the Aussies to victory against India. Prabodani continues to get big swing, with Gardner and Mooney just about managing a single apiece.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
What a delivery that was. That's an unbelievable delivery - that's getting anyone out. Huge, huge, huge for Sri Lanka. That will give them so much confidence.