Veda Krishnamurthy in at seven for India. When she played for Hobart Hurricanes in the Women's Big Bash, she was nicknamed "Darthy" by her team-mates (Darth Veda, get it?) - but she'll need to call upon all her namesake's powers to rescue India from here.

With 153 needed from 84 balls, the Force is definitely with Australia.

Kristen Beams
Ex-Australia leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special

That is a real error in judgement from Kaur. The length wasn't right to play that shot.

Jess Jonassen back at the members' end, Harmanpreet Kaur is off the mark from her sixth ball faces as she lifts a four over the covers.

Although they're three wickets down, India may be effectively four down if Taniya Bhatia can't return.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special

One thing you notice is Harmanpreet is rooted to the crease at the non-striker's end when the shot has been played. There's no intent to steal a single. Australia's batters were often halfway down the wicket.

Medium-pacer Delissa Kimmince into the attack, and again India have trouble getting her away. Deepti Sharma steers a well-run two to deep mid-wicket, but the dot balls are draining away India's hopes like a vampire draining its victim's lifeblood.

The required rate is already north of 10 runs per over - umpire Kim Cotton penalises Kimmince with a wide, but it's an excellent over containing five dot balls. India need 159 from 90.

Jemimah Rodrigues won't want to watch this again. But you can.

Kristen Beams
Ex-Australia leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special

India haven't allowed themselves to find the pace of the wicket - they have almost taken it for granted they could do what Alyssa Healy did for Australia.

But just as Australia were seemingly able to take singles at will, tipping-and-running with aplomb, India aren't showing the same urgency - while the ring of Aussie infielders pounces on anything in their vicinity.

Left-hander Sharma steers a single to the mid-wicket sweeper, and Harmanpreet Kaur... plays out her third dot ball.

She's going to have to hit the accelerator at some stage - her side need 162 from 96 deliveries.

Deepti Sharma, India's number six, finds herself batting at the start of the fourth over. That target of 185 looks a long, long way away.

Sharma clips her first ball off her pads for four.

Kristen Beams
Ex-Australia leg-spinner on BBC Test Match Special

That is the result of pressure and Harmanpreet Kaur facing dot balls at the other end.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special

Smriti Mandhana - what have you done?! That's catching practice.

Here's how it ended for Shafali Verma:

A single brings Harmanpreet Kaur on strike for the first time. She can only defend her first two deliveries.

India need 167 from 102 balls.

And that's another lovely shot, Mandhana has the India fans dancing in the stands as she guides the ball backward of point for four.

Schutt starts her second over with a wide - Smriti Mandhana helps herself to the first four of the innings with a glorious shot through the covers, the diving Ash Gardner collides with the rope trying in vain to stop it.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special

This is the game now; these two are both capable of doing what Alyssa Healy and Beth Mooney did.

Captain Harmanpreet Kaur - on her 31st birthday - in to perform a rescue act for her side.

She's not really fired in this tournament - what a story it would be if she found form today.