Healy and Mooney blaze Australia to 10-wicket win
Sri Lanka fail to build on good start - falling from 69-1 to 112-8
Four wickets for Schutt; Harshitha top-scores with 34
Harris takes two wickets in an over as SL looked to accelerate
Harris' brilliant catch removes SL captain Athapaththu
Australia all-but into semis after victory
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Australia captain Meg Lanning: "Certainly a great game today. Our bowlers set the win up. Grace Harris came in, she's not bowled much, and to be able to do that role was excellent. Certainly a great game.
"I think people stand up at different times. As I say with Grace she comes in and plays a very specific role. Just the ability to call on different people and they come up in different moments.
"It's good conditions here and we've enjoyed it so far. We adapt as we go.
"We're looking forward to [the next match]. Our games against South Africa are always well-contested.
"It's great to have so many people here watching us. Hopefully we're able to inspire them to go out there and chase their dreams."
Grace Harris got back-to-back wickets today too...
Sri Lanka's captain Chamari Athapaththu: "We tried our best in the powerplay. After 15 overs we weren't batting well and we weren't executing our plans and that's why we lost.
"Mooney and Healy batted really well. We have to take wickets early otherwise we can't restrict Australia for runs.
"We want to play positive cricket in the next game. We play our natural game positively."
Here's some of the best bits from today. Starting with Grace Harris' incredible catch.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
That was a special innings from Alyssa Healy, very mature and she helped Beth Mooney through a tricky period in her innings.
Player of the match Alyssa Healy, who made 54 off 43: "It was tough going at times but nice to get the win and the points and play a good game as a group.
"I just think we complement each other quite nicely. We play so differently and the left and right combination works so well. We trust each other out there and it's good to get the job done.
"The wicket played pretty well. It stayed low and took some turn for our spinners which is awesome.
"The pitches have played true as well and helped us for some tricky chases.
"The way our spin attack works together as a unit, I thought they were outstanding again today."
Here's Alyssa Healy bringing up her half-century earlier! We'll hear from her in a bit...
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia looked back to their best today.
Melinda Farrell
BBC Test Match Special
It's been a masterful performance from Australia's opening pair. That is an emphatic win.
It's a single to get the job done!
Oshadi Ranasinghe bowled a full ball and Alyssa Healy hit it down the ground for a single.
The openers were in top form. Australia didn't lose any wickets and are almost through to the semi-finals now.
Alyssa Healy cuts the next ball past extra cover and they come through for a single.
Image source, Getty ImagesOshadi Ranasinghe's first ball is hit over extra cover for four.
Australia are in touching distance of victory now.
Aus 105-0
Mooney plays a lofted drive down to long-off for a single and it brings up her half-century too! Australia are almost there.
Melinda Farrell
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesBeth Mooney's strike-rate is above 100 now and pshychologically that will make a big difference for her.
Aus 100-3
The ball bounces twice and it's called a no ball by the umpire. The next ball is a free hit for Alyssa Healy.
She takes full advantage and hits Chamari Athapaththu past backward point for four. What a great way to bring up her half-century!
Melinda Farrell
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesTo get the runs on a pitch like this with a lot of turn, it's impressive.
Another fantastic shot by Beth Mooney! She comes down the pitch and hits Inoka Ranaweera over mid-off for four.
Both Australian openers are now five runs away from a half-century. Who will get there first? I think Mooney, she's in great form today.
Here was the first six of the day by Alyssa Healy...
Adam Mountford
BBC Test Match Special
That is a poor review in hindsight.