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Holders Australia in seventh consecutive T20 World Cup final
Meg Lanning's side beat India by five runs
India were in control of game but Harmanpreet Kaur run out after bat gets stuck in turf
Ash Gardner defends 16 in final over
Australia made 172-4 with Beth Mooney making 54, Meg Lanning 49*, Ash Gardner 31
Australia will face England or hosts South Africa in Sunday's final
Healy st Ghosh b Yadav 25 (52-1)
A slower ball from Radha Yadav does the trick! Healy comes down the track, misses the ball and Richa Ghosh whips off the bails. The partnership is broken.
A good recovery from Yadav who had conceded a boundary off her first ball.
Here comes Shikha Pandey with her trademark blue headband. She bowls another good over, only conceding four runs.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesI still think India have the bowling attack to get themselves back into this game.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Massive blow from the bat of Beth Mooney, hammering it down the ground.
Alyssa Healy pierces the gap between the fielders at extra cover and India manage to save the boundary with a dive.
We have the first six of the day too! Beth Mooney hits the ball over the fielder at mid-off for a huge six to conclude the powerplay.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
India haven't used their reviews well at all this tournament. Could that come back to bite them at the end of this game?
Ultra edge shows no bat but there's glove on it and Alyssa Healy is safe.
Alyssa Healy attempts a sweep and there's a big appeal for lbw from Deepti Sharma...
Beth Mooney clips Shikha Pandey towards the deep mid-wicket boundary but a diving fielder stops it and Australia only get back for two.
Fives runs in the over, including a wide.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
I don't see a great sense of urgency from India here.
Deepti Sharma's first ball is short and cut through extra cover by Alyssa Healy for a boundary.
Deepti pulls her classic trick and stops in her delivery stride before four more dot balls and a single.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Australia have made an ominous start.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesI'm not sure about this. It's a very defensive field so early on in the game. It's the kind of mindset where they're already thinking about damage limitations. They're not trying to get Alyssa Healy out here.
We have another boundary off of Renuka Singh Thakur's first ball!
Alyssa Healy hits it up high over mid-on and the ball races away to the ropes. There's a change in field after that and the slip comes out.
The last ball is pulled towards deep mid-wicket for a single.
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Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
There's a little bit of turn. Deepti Sharma gets plenty of revs on the ball and has lots of tricks. She changes her pace very well too.
The last ball of Deepti Sharma's over is short and Beth Mooney hits it to the backward point boundary to end the over.
Eight more runs to the total.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Not quite the start India would have wanted.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe first ball is too full from Renuka Singh Thakur and Alyssa Healy guides it to backward point for the first boundary of the day.
Three dot balls to follow it before the penultimate ball is hit towards mid-on by Alyssa Healy. Shafali Verma dives over the ball and two more runs are added to the total.
Georgia Elwiss
England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
It's a beautiful day here. I'm sure India would have wanted to bat if they won the toss. But there's also positives to bowling first. You all get out there as a team, nerves are settled quicker.