Postpublished at 03:44 Greenwich Mean Time 29 February 2020
In Sri Lanka's last match, they gave Australia a scare before losing by five wickets...
Summary
Sri Lanka 113-9 (Atapattu 33); India 116-3 (Verma 47)
Unchanged India already in semi-finals; SL already eliminated
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 17 runs earlier
In-play highlights available to UK users
Postpublished at 03:44 Greenwich Mean Time 29 February 2020
Postpublished at 03:41 Greenwich Mean Time 29 February 2020
Last time out for India, they narrowly beat New Zealand despite a brave knock from Amelia Kerr late on...
Captain's viewpublished at 03:37 Greenwich Mean Time 29 February 2020
India captain Harmanpreet Kaur: We are OK with batting or bowling first. It's a great opportunity for us because we haven't chased so far.
"We are sticking with the same players who played the last game.
"We are doing quite well, we just want to stick with what we are doing well."
Captain's viewpublished at 03:35 Greenwich Mean Time 29 February 2020
Sri Lanka captain Chamari Atapattu: "We're going to bat first, I'm pretty confident about my batting. We try to play positive cricket, we have only two games left but we'll try to be competitive. 120's a good score on this wicket in these conditions."
Sri Lanka win the toss and batpublished at 03:33 Greenwich Mean Time 29 February 2020
India will have to chase to make it four wins from four.
Postpublished at 03:32 Greenwich Mean Time 29 February 2020
The two captains are ready for the toss...
NZ keep semi-final hopes alivepublished at 03:32 Greenwich Mean Time 29 February 2020
The first match in Melbourne earlier today was a low-scoring thriller.
New Zealand kept their semi-final hopes alive with a 17-run win over Bangladesh.
The Tigers dismissed New Zealand for just 91 but then collapsed with the bat themselves, only able to reach 74.
It means whoever wins the final Group A match between New Zealand and Australia goes through to the semi-finals.
The full match report is here.
Image source, Getty ImagesWelcomepublished at 03:30 Greenwich Mean Time 29 February 2020
Hello and welcome to live coverage of India against Sri Lanka at the Junction Oval in Melbourne.
India can guarantee top spot in Group A by making it four wins from four here.
Sri Lanka have already been eliminated from semi-final contention.