England Women vs Bangladesh Women, 27th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

So three of the four semifinal spots have been finalised. One remains. And it's all down to whether India can defend the target of 275 that they've set against South Africa. The chase is underway in Christchurch, and you don't want to miss it. That's it from this one. Goodbye!

Sophia Dunkley, Player of the Match: It was definitely not easy to get in. The bowlers started really well and bowled really well but I think me and Amy just thought to dig in there, get a partnership and set a platform. I have got a few starts and it was nice to make a bigger contribution today. It was a little bit slow and the pacers bowled well on it, our talk was about building a partnership and seeing where we are at the back end. I am loving it. It has been great, sometimes it is hard to remember you are in a WC and it is a childhood dream. Our main job was to get the job done today. Really looking forward to the semifinal.

Heather Knight, England captain: Job was to come here, get the points and qualify. Really pleased. Would've liked few more runs. But the wicket was pretty slow. She has been a really good find for us (Dunkley). She hits the ball very clean. Top six have spent time in the middle, hopefully that'll be a good time for the semis. Have to wait and see where we're playing. One eye on NRR, and one eye on looking after your bowlers ahead of the semifinal. We'll happily play whoever it is.

Nigar Sultana, Bangladesh captain: Lack of partnerships. How we started, we couldn't reach our goals. Wicket was very good. If we could play till the end and top-order could play 30-35 overs we could finish it. Happy with some individual efforts in the tournament. Need to play more matches to learn more. We came here to explore. Gained lot of experience. Back home a lot of young girls are coming in. They want to play for Bangladesh. After the WC it'll be more.

17:44 Local Time, 04:44 GMT, 10:14 IST: After a hat-trick of defeats to begin their campaign, England have responded with four straight wins to make it through to the semifinals. They've crushed Bangladesh by 100 runs, giving themselves a great chance to finish third in the league stages with the NRR boost. The target of 235 was too much for Bangladesh whose batting has looked very shaky in this tournament. They had their chance with the ball, having reduced England to 96/4. But Sophia Dunkley batted beautifully - her fluent 67 off 72 balls bailed England out of trouble and set the platform from where they could go hard in the final few overs. The bowlers then came out and were clinical to finish the game off.

Davies to Ritu Moni, out Caught by Kate Cross!! Full outside off, Moni swings hard and skies it off the toe-end. Easily taken at mid-off. England are through to the semis, having won their fourth straight game. Ritu Moni c Kate Cross b Davies 11(31) [4s-1]

Davies to Ritu Moni, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Davies to Ritu Moni, no run, short and wide, Moni is beaten on the cut

Davies to Ritu Moni, no run, mistimes the drive to cover this time

Davies to Ritu Moni, FOUR, pitched up outside off, driven sweetly through the covers

Davies to Ritu Moni, no run, length ball on off, Moni hangs back and taps it to cover

Davies to Jahanara Alam, 1 run, good length on off, works it behind square

Charlotte Dean to Ritu Moni, no run, length ball on middle, played back down the pitch

Charlotte Dean to Ritu Moni, no run, shimmies down, takes it on the full and toe-ends it down the pitch

Charlotte Dean to Ritu Moni, no run, length ball on middle, turned to backward square

Charlotte Dean to Ritu Moni, no run, steered to backward point

Charlotte Dean to Jahanara Alam, 1 run, floated up on middle and leg, Alam goes for a sweep and it loops over the keeper off the top-edge

Charlotte Dean to Jahanara Alam, no run, tossed up outside off, swept to square leg

Davies to Ritu Moni, no run, pitched up just outside off, driven to point

Davies to Ritu Moni, no run, back of a length outside off, Moni plays away from the body and is beaten