2.03pm And that is that. India take a big step towards qualifying for the semis, and maintain their unbeaten record in this World Cup. Bangladesh are hanging on by a fingernail. We hope you enjoyed our coverage, and make sure you're back for Afghanistan-Australia in a few hours' time. Until then, it's goodbye from me, Shashank, Raghav and Ranjith.

Rohit Sharma: "We know what is expected out of us, and what we need to do, and how we need to play as well. We adapted to the conditions, there is a bit of a [wind] factor that you need to take into account, and we were smart with the bat, and used the conditions well with the ball too. All eight batters need to play their role, whatever it is. Our top score was 50, and we still got 196. In T20 you don't need fifties and hundreds, what matters is the pressure you put on the bowlers. That's how we want to play, that's how we want to encourage ourselves to play going forward as well. Hardik batting well, the way he did today, puts us in a very good state, because we wanted to finish off well after the top five set up the platform. We all know what he can do, and today was the perfect example of that. He's a very important player for us, with bat and ball."

Najmul Hossain Shanto: "I think we were thinking about 160-170, that would have been good for us, but the way they batted, credit goes to them. The players are used to this kind of weather [and wind], so I don't think that was an issue. I think we had a lot of batting options today, but we didn't show the intent we needed. I try to contribute in every match, but I should have tried to finish this. Tanzim Sakib, in this tournament, has done a great job, and I should mention Rishad. We have been looking for a legspinner for a while, and it's good to have him."

Hardik Pandya is the Player of the Match. The great Andy Roberts gives him his award. "I think we've played really good cricket, we've stuck together and really executed our plans," he [Hardik, not Roberts] says. "At certain situations everyone has stepped up. I did realise batters wanted to use the breeze. Just making sure I didn't give them free hits where the wind was blowing, it was about being one step ahead of the batter. For me, I've always been very fortunate to play for the country. It was a freak injury which happened [in the 2023 World Cup]. I tried to come back, but god had some other plans. The other day, I was speaking to Rahul sir, and he said luck comes to people who work hard. That has stuck with me, and I just want to keep my head down and keep working hard."

1.46pm India aren't through to the semis just yet, and Bangladesh aren't out just yet, but both those eventualities are looking very, very likely now, after this clinical display from India. Batted with a lot of intent to get to 196, with contributions all the way down the order led by Hardik Pandya's 50*. Then the bowlers never gave Bangladesh a sniff. Bumrah did the thing he does so often that we take it for granted and forget how extraordinary it is to go for just 13 in four overs, and Kuldeep looked magical at times while picking up 3 for 19 in his four overs. Bangladesh didn't have the power or inventiveness you need to chase 197 against an attack like that, in conditions with bounce and a bit of grip.

Abhishek: "I think more than Bangladesh, Afganistan have chances. They can beat both Australia and Bangladesh..."

Bharat: "The TV commentators are singing odes for Bumrah, but I think the best bowling performance today was by Kuldeep. Looked unplayable most times. "

Siddharth: "Hey Kartik.. Quick clarification on Bangladesh aren't out yet? How do Bangladesh still make it in?" -- If Australia lose to both Afghanistan and India, and if Bangladesh beat Afghanistan, and net run rates work out too.

Tanzim.