For now, that's all we have for you from this game. This is Ajay Pal Singh signing off on behalf of my colleagues Bishal Mandal and Pritam Dey.
With this defeat, India Sixes will now face Bangladesh Sixes in the 11th-place play-off on Sunday (November 1).
Player of the Match: Martin Andersson
11:06 AM IST, 1:36 PM Local Time: India Sixes fall 3 runs short in the run chase and are out of the final. England Sixes will face South Africa Sixes in Bowl final. Rahul Tripathi scored a half-century but it wasn't enough.
India Sixes' batters were out of rhythm throughout the league phase. Their struggles were such that left-arm pacer T Natarajan was their leading run-scorer heading into this semi-final.
Rahul Tripathi stepped up with a half-century after Nitish Rana fell early once again. Shashank Singh played a handy cameo, but with 18 needed off the final over, he perished off the first ball.
Krunal struck a couple of boundaries but failed to put away a full toss off the final ball as India fell three runs short.
1 Full toss and Krunal misses out!!! England Sixes are through to the Bowl final. Low full toss outside off. Krunal can only get it to deep extra cover for a single. India Sixes fall short by 3 runs. A disappointing campaign from Krunal Pandya and his men.
Another game which is going right down to the wire. Back to back boundaries for Pandya. 5 required off 1 ball. Can Krunal Pandya clear the ropes?
5.5 Nathan Gilchrist to Krunal Pandya
4 FOUR RUNS!!! Another boundary from the bat of India Sixes captain. Full and outside off. Krunal opens the bat face and slices it away to deep point for a boundary.