Australia 189-1 beat Bangladesh 103-9 by 86 runs in Canberra
Healy 83 (53 balls), Mooney 81* (58), Gardner 22* (9)
NZ 130-6 (Kerr 34*) - India win by three runs in Melbourne
India 133-8 - Verma 46 (34 balls) - dropped on 25 & 32
India qualify for semi-finals
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Thomas Mallows and Mark Mitchener
It's a cloudy and chilly day in Melbourne, with a bit of moisture in the air. New Zealand will be hoping to take advantage of those conditions early on.
However, it also looks a good surface to bat on, offering plenty of encouragement to the India batters.
In conclusion, it looks too close to call!
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India captain Harmanpreet Kaur: "We wanted to bat. We are doing quite well with the ball, but with the batting, between seven and 14 overs, we are not getting the runs we are expected to."
On her own form: "I did struggle in last two games but I'm looking to do well today."
New Zealand captain Sophie Devine: "We're going to have a bowl, it's a fresh wicket. We've made a couple of changes, Jess Kerr pops out, we've got Rosemary Mair and Anna Peterson back in. Cricket can be a fickle game, but I just want to keep putting the team into winning positions."
New Zealand skipper Sophie Devine calls correctly and opts to have a bowl first.
A semi-final place is in sight for India as they seek a third victory of the tournament.
Their shock opening day win over holders Australia was followed up with a comfortable victory against Bangladesh, making them one of the teams to watch.
New Zealand, though, were equally impressive in their opening game win over Sri Lanka - meaning something has to give at the Junction Oval in Melbourne.