With 7 out of the 8 teams of the Super Eights already decided, all eyes now turn to St Vincent where Bangladesh take on Nepal. A win today for Bangladesh will assure them of a place in the next phase of the competition while a defeat will leave them at the mercy of the result between Sri Lanka and Netherlands, where Sri Lanka's win will assure Bangladesh entry to super 8. Najmul Shanto’s side have performed well thus far, defeating Sri Lanka and giving South Africa an almighty scare. They’d hope to close out the group phase with a win against Nepal who almost pulled off one of the upsets of cricketing history in their last match against South Africa.

Nepal have won the toss and have opted to field

We have 62m and 68m boundaries to the side, with longer straight boundaries. This venue has produced the most turn in this World Cup. We saw 12 wickets fall to spin in the previous game. There is a bit of patchyness across the surface.

What Netherlands need to do to qualify for super8. Batting second: If Nepal chase a target in 18 overs against Bangladesh, Netherlands will have to do that within 14.3 overs against Sri Lanka (assuming first innings score of 150 in both cases). Batting first: If Bangladesh lose to Nepal by 30 runs, Netherlands will have to beat Sri Lanka by around 23 runs (assuming a first-innings score of 150 in both case)

Netherlands have won the toss and have opted to field

We're playing on the same pitch as yesterday. The perfect conditions for cricket, 31 degrees and there's no rain coming. The breeze is coming from the north-east at 13 kmph. 66m and 69m square boundaries, while the straight hit is at 78m. Using the wind and not using is the key here, the batters will need to be wary about using the wind. The pitch looks a bit dry, so there could be some help for the spinners, but in general it's a good surface for everyone

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