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Matthew Henry's match report from Sri Lanka's win over Bangladesh can be found here.

Ffion Wynne is our reporter in Cape Town and her Pakistan- India report is here.

You can also scroll down this page to view in-play clips and highlights from both of Sunday's games.

We will be back from 12:30 on Monday as England take on Ireland, before South Africa face New Zealand.

Until then, farewell.

Sri Lanka slipped to 25-3 amid an inspired opening spell from 18-year-old Marufa Akter.

But Harshitha Madavi hit 69 not out and Nilakshi de Silva an unbeaten 41 to secure victory with 10 balls to spare.

We saw some chaos in the second match, including an attempted Mankad and a comedy run out, as Bangladesh edged up to 126-8 against Sri Lanka.

But Jemimah Rodrigues' unbeaten 53 from 38 balls led India home.

We have seen some brilliant action again on day three of this T20 World Cup.

The first match between Pakistan and India was a thriller, with Pakistan setting an impressive total of 149-4, with captain Bismah Maroof hitting an unbeaten 68 and 18-year-old Ayesha Naseem adding 43 from 25 balls.

Sri Lanka captain Chamari Atapattu: "I'm feeling good. I'm really happy about our performance. Harshitha batted really well and Nilakshi is one of the finishers in the group so I'm really happy.

"I wasn't nervous. I just played my natural game. I got out early but we have a lot of good batters in our team. We have been working on our batting the last couple of months so we now have some confidence in our line-up, with 5-6 good batters.

"We are trying to play our natural game, play some positive cricket and get through to the semi-finals.

"We have to stick to our plans for the next game. Australia is one of the best teams in the world but we have to think about our plans. We have to improve the bowling a little bit and continue our positive batting."

Bangladesh's captain Nigar Sultana Joty: "I think we had a great batting in the powerplay but after it we couldn't manage boundaries and it cost us. We were hoping to continue that.

"I guess we need to work on our boundaries options. We actually lost so many wickets and need to work on that.

"I think Marufa bowled really well and showed how crucial she is for the side.

"It was a good surface but I think we were short of 20 runs. If we had 140 on the board it would have been different.

"We have to think about the Australia and South Africa game now."

Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport in Cape Town

What an amazing moment for Sri Lanka! Those celebrations speak for themselves.

They're now all standing in a group together for photographs, a lovely show of their team spirit.

It would be a magnificent story if they can keep this winning streak going and make it to the semi-finals.

Tomorrow's fixture between New Zealand and South Africa is now effectively a quarter-final. Tense!

Sri Lanka's Harshitha Madavi: "The pitch was a bouncing track. For spin I used my feet and had to change for pace and spin.

"The free hit was in my range and I just took the chance and hit it for six."

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

It's been a historic partnership. It is their highest partnership, match winning and means Sri Lanka played two games and won two and are guaranteed to have a big say in what will happen at the back end of this group stage.

There are some brilliant celebrations going on among the Sri Lanka players right now as Harshitha Madavi is lifted high into the air by her team-mates.

This was a huge win that gives them a real chance of making the semi-finals. Not many people were predicting that at the outset of the tournament.

South Africa v New Zealand in Paarl tomorrow is now a hugely significant game in the context of this group.

Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

It's been absolutely fantastic. Sri Lanka lost their key player Chamari Athapaththu early on but there was a fantastic partnership off of 79 balls. They have seen their side home.

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Harshitha Madavi cracks the next ball away for four and that seals victory for Sri Lanka!

Harshitha sprints across the outfield in delight with her bat held aloft and a beaming smile on her face.

She ends unbeaten on 69, a magnificent match-winning innings.

Sri Lanka make it two from two!

Nilakshi de Silva pulls into the on-side for a single that brings up the 100 partnership, much to the Sri Lanka fans' delight.

Two more needed.

The evening may end in disappointment for Bangladesh but they have unearthed a gem in Marufa Akter.

There's no more fireworks in her final over, but figures of 3-23 is more than respectable.

Sri Lanka just three runs away.

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Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

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It's good Sri Lanka have been able to rely on other players and not entirely on Chamari Athapaththu.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

The atmosphere here has gone a bit flat. It feels like that there is a lot of South Africa contingent here hoping Bangladesh do well.

That boundary off the first ball instantly lifted the pressure of Sri Lanka for the rest of the over, with five more coming off it.

Marufa Akter is coming back for her final over. She is 3-13 so far. Some more magic, like below, is needed if she is to rescue Bangladesh from here.

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And now Nilakshi de Silva is joining the party, sweeping Salma Khatun around the corner fine for four.

Bangladesh seem incapable of stemming the flow of runs.