LONDON. June 5 (AP): Australia's 77-run win over India in Friday's opening Super Six game at The Oval is only the first part of skipper Steve Waugh's five-part plan to win the World Cup.

Waugh says Australia will only qualify for semifinals if his team maintains the commitment it showed against India and continues to win it's remaining games.

Sent into bat, Australia hit 282 for six in 50 overs and then bowled India out for 205 in 49 overs.

We can't be guaranteed a semifinal place unless we stay on the winning course." the Australian skipper said after Australia secured than first two points in second stage league.

Points earned in the preliminary group league against teams which qualify for the Super Six are carried forward but Australia started the second stage without any points, having lost to Pakistan and New Zealand — the other qualifiers from Group B.

"Stretching the winning habit to the remaining two Super Six matches will get us into the semifinals," said Waugh, attributing the win over India to an all-round performance.

"It was an all-round team performance. Our batting was impressive, everyone got 20s and 30s — that's what we're looking for,

"Even the guys who hit 20s and 30s looked impressive ... we went out and played our shots and backed ourselves.

"The guys are relaxed and backing themselves, that's what I want."