India defeated Scotland by eight wickets in the crucial match of the Super 12 stage of the T20 World Cup.
India achieved the 86-run target set by Scotland by losing two wickets in 6.3 overs thanks to the aggressive batting of the openers.
KL Rahul scored a half century off 18 balls and Rohit Sharma was dismissed for 30 runs.
Virat Kohli two and Saria Kumar Yadav six runs remained unbeaten.
Scott's Mark Watt and Brad Whale took one wicket each.
India will have to win their last match against Namibia by a big margin to reach the semi-finals and will have to wait for the outcome of the match between Afghanistan and New Zealand. If Afghanistan beats New Zealand, India can reach the semi-finals, otherwise India will be eliminated from the tournament.
Batting first, Scotland were all out for 85 in 17.4 overs.
Scotland's innings was started by Kyle Quetzer and George Munsey. Scotland's first wicket fell on a total of 13 when Kyle Quetzer scored a run and was bowled by Bamra.
With a total score of 28, George Mance returned to the pavilion with 24 runs. He was dismissed by Jadeja.
Richie Barrington was dismissed without a run for a total of 28. Matthew Cross scored two runs on the total score of 29 and got out on the ball of Jadeja.
Michael Lesk was out on a total score of 58 runs on the ball of Jadeja. Chris Graves was dismissed by Ashwin for an individual score of one run.
Mark Watt was hit by an individual score of 14 runs.
For India, Mohammad Shami and Ronder Jadeja got three wickets each while Bumrah got two wickets and Ashwin got one wicket.
In the match being played in Dubai, Indian captain Virat Kohli won the toss and invited Scotland to bat first.
India are third in Group Two with four points after winning two of the four matches.
Scotland finished last after losing all four of their matches in a row.
India: Virat Kohli (captain) Rohit Sharma, Lokesh Rahul, Surya Kumar Yadav, Reshabh Pant, Hardak Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Varun Chakraborty, Ravi Chandran Eshwan, Mohammad Shami, Jaspreet Bamrah.
Scotland: Kyle Quetzer (captain), George Munsey, Clem McLeod, Richie Barrington, Matthew Cross, Michael Lask, Chris Graves Mark, Watt, Elsdair Evans, Sufyan Sharif, Brad Whale.
