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New Zealand move into second in Group 1
South Africa will overtake them and secure semi-final spot if they beat Bangladesh on Tuesday
New Zealand make 162-3 with Amelia Kerr hitting 66 and Suzie Bates 56
Sri Lanka bowled out for 60 in 15.5 overs
Sri Lanka are now eliminated
Kumari run out (Bezuidenhout) (SL 47-8)
Bernadine Bezuidenhout has a future in bowling. Crown green, but more likely ten pin. A communication mix-up between the two Sri Lankan batter leaves Sugandika Kumari struggling to make her ground at the non-striker's end.
New Zealand wicketkeeper Bezuidenhout rolls the ball along the ground, underarm, from behind the stumps at the striker's end and hits the pins at the opposite end. Strike!
Image source, BBC SportA pretty sorry-looking scorecard for Sri Lanka at the moment with Chamari Athapaththu the only player into double figures so far.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's all falling apart!
Ranasinghe b Jonas 3 (SL 45-7)
...but not for long. Fran Jonas zips it in and does Oshadi Ranasinghe for pace. The ball clatters into her middle stump.
It's umpire's call on the ball striking the leg stump. Review retained and Oshadi Ranasinghe survives.
Fran Jonas is invited to give her left-arm twirlers a go. Her second legal delivery strikes Oshadi Ranasinghe on the boot as she attempts to reverse sweep.
Sophie Devine is talked into reviewing it by Bernadine Bezuidenhout. Original decision is not out on the field.
Firdose Moonda
Cricket writer for Cricinfo
This makes me wonder why New Zealand were so poor in the first two games.
Dilhari c A Kerr b Tahuhu 4 (SL 40-6)
Lea Tahuhu, who has seven wickets in the tournament before this over, with the first over after the drinks break. She now has her eighth.
Kavisha Dilhari attempts to go aerial down the ground but a leading edge gives Amelia Kerr a routine catch at a short-ish cover position. Simple as you like.
Firdose Moonda
Cricket writer for Cricinfo
New Zealand are bowling well on this surface and it's the same pitch they were bowled out on! Dare I say it, they might do the same to Sri Lanka now.
At the halfway point Sri Lanka's cause seems a little forlorn at 38-5.
They need 125 off 60 balls. Let's hope their lower order throw the bat and give the crowd something to cheer rather than meander to a finish.
Image source, BBC SportFirdose Moonda
Cricket writer for Cricinfo
I didn't expect the gulf this big. It just shows you what happens when Chamari Athapaththu gets out early.
Here's that brilliant tumbling catch from Suzie Bates form a little earlier. Amelia Kerr continues with a single either side of two dots.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThis is going horribly wrong for Sri Lanka here.
Sanjeewani b Tahuhu 1 (SL 35-5)
Five down, now as Anushka Sanjeewani drags on. Lea Tahuhu is full just outside off stump and a booming drive from Sanjeewani takes an inside edge and deflects on the stumps.
This feels done bar the shouting.
Sophie Devine happy to rotate the bowlers as Lea Tahuhu's pace is given a run out. Her second ball and Kavisha Dilhari is lucky to survive a run-out attempt at the non-striker's end. She would have been gone if the throw had struck.
Firdose Moonda
Cricket writer for Cricinfo
I just don't think it will happen for Sri Lanka, their depth is being challenged.
Sri Lanka need 128 from 72 balls with six wickets left. It's looking a big ask.
Firdose Moonda
Cricket writer for Cricinfo
New Zealand started so poorly in the tournament and they have surged here.
Athapaththu lbw b A Kerr (SL 33-4)
Gone! Sue Redfern's on-field decision is overturned. Chamari Athapaththu played all around that. Height might have been an issue but the ball-tracking showed it was going on to hit the stumps. A great review by the Kiwis.
Firdose Moonda
Cricket writer for Cricinfo
I think New Zealand might be in here...