Woeful Sri Lanka bowled out for 55 to lose by 302 runs in Mumbai
Hosts India have secured a semi-final spot; Sri Lanka all but eliminated
Superb Shami claims five wickets, Siraj takes three, Bumrah strikes with first ball & Jadeja takes final wicket
India post 357-8: Gill 92, Kohli 88, Shreyas 82; Madushanka 5-80
Shreyas hits longest six of tournament at 106m
Target 358
Sri Lanka may take some positives in the fact that they have climbed over the lowest ever ODI team score and they are now level with the lowest ever World Cup score.
We're trying, Sri Lanka, although the positives are very hard to come by.
Target 358
That told Shami, who is driven for four by Rajitha facing his first ball.
Not the cleanest of shots, but the result is good and it runs away for a boundary through cover.
Mathews b Shami 12 (SL 29-8) Target 358
Wow. Just wow.
We are simply running out of words to describe India's bowling right now. Mathews, the only player so far to make double figures is cleaned up and Sri Lanka are eight down without putting 30 on the board yet.
If ever there was a sign of India's dominance at this World Cup, this is it.
Target 358
Two more from Theekshana end the over, with seven coming from it in total.
Mohammed Shami continues after that Siraj over, he has 3-1 off two overs so far.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
This is heartbreak for Sri Lanka but looking at the replays, some of those deliveries were unplayable.
Target 358
Shot.
Theekshana with a very nice drive between point and deep backward point sends Siraj's delivery for four.
That will go a way towards trying to avoid the lowest ever ODI team score.
Target 358
Bad news for fans of binary, with Mathews running a single to take him up to 12.
Unless he gets a century from here, the dream is over.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
At the moment, the scorecard is still in perfect binary.
It's 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 11, 0, 0.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Sri Lanka are still a chance of making the lowest World Cup score of 36, or the lowest ODI total of 35.
They're on course for the biggest defeat in ODI history as well.
Target 358
No more come from the over, Sri Lanka will be just glad not to have added to their wicket column further, already sitting seven down after 12 overs.
Is there a more dangerous attack in these conditions than Shami, Siraj and Bumrah?
Siraj to continue next, facing Angelo Mathews, who has scored half of this 22 on his own.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
Credit to KL Rahul because no one was interested, not even Shami, the bowler.
It looked like it was a wide but it was a good call from Rahul.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
The very back corner of the the glove and it's just tickled the little finger.
Another wicket for Mohammed Shami - it's 22-7 and he's bowled nine balls, taken three wickets and conceded one run!
Chameera c Rahul b Shami 0 (SL 22-7) Target 358
Gone! My, oh my.
It looked like an optimistic review at first, but a sensational call from KL Rahul. The faintest of flicks off the glove and Chameera is gone without scoring.
Shami has figures of 3-1 and Sri Lanka could be on course for some very unwanted history here.
Deep Dasgupta
Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
KL Rahul likes it.
India have a review. Shami's delivery goes across Chameera and it is given a wide. KL Rahul behind the stumps however is adamant Chameera has gloved it.
Time for a look!
Here is what happened in Mohammed Shami's previous over...
Tendulkar and Muralitharan pressed a big blue button on the pitch to light up wristbands around the stadium, but as Geoff and Phil both said, it is hard to light up a stadium already lit up by the floodlights.
Anyway, back to the cricket. Mohammed Shami will start his second over, after a double wicket-maiden in his first.
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
It's a bit like fireworks during the day. It doesn't quite work.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
The blue wristbands are glowing but you would think turning off the floodlights would help the effect of this.
Away from the cricket, we have a drinks break of sorts now. We have cricketing heritage on the pitch as part of a UNICEF campaign involving Sachin Tendulkar and Muttiah Muralitharan.