These results mean India has finished on top of Pool B, followed by South Africa (second), Pakistan (third) and West Indies (fourth). On Saturday, Pool A placing were confirmed with New Zealand claiming top spot, followed by Australia (second), Sri Lanka (third) and Bangladesh (fourth).

The schedule of the knock-out matches is:
Quarter-finals

Wed 18 March – QF3 - Sri Lanka (A3) v South Africa (B2),
Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG)
Thu 19 March – QF4 - Bangladesh (A4) v India (B1),
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
Fri 20 March – QF2 - Australia (A2) v Pakistan (B3),
Adelaide Oval
Sat 21 March – QF1 - New Zealand (A1) v West Indies (B4),
Wellington Regional Stadium
Semi-finals:
Tue 24 March – SF1 - Winner QF1 (NZ v WI) v Winner QF3 (SL v SA),
Eden Park, Auckland
Thu 26 March – SF2 - Winner QF2 (Aus v Pak) v Winner QF4 (BD v Ind),
SCG, Sydney
Final:
Sun 29 March – Melbourne Cricket Ground
A reserve day has been scheduled for each of the seven knock-out matches.
If a quarter-final or semi-final is tied, abandoned or if the match is a no-result, then the team that finished in the higher position in the Pool stage shall progress, the ICC reported.
(icc-cricket.com)