Australia win by 95 runs to reach final
Faulkner 3-59, Starc 2-28, Johnson 2-50
Dhoni top-scored for India with 65
Smith 105 & Finch 81 for Australia
Australia face NZ in Melbourne on Sunday
India would have bitten your hand off to be chasing 329 when Australia were cruising at 197-1 in the 35th over. They did peg the co-hosts back with regular wickets after that, but it will have to be a record-breaking run chase - no team has ever chased over 300 in a World Cup knockout game. But would you dare bet against India? Game very much on.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
"Australia played very well and those last three or four over have put them in a formidable position. They will have to bowl well, but I'd rather be in the Australian dressing-room."
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Australia 328-7 (50 overs)
Batsmen: Haddin 7 from 7 balls, Johnson 27 from nine balls (4x4 and 1x6)
Last over: 2-1-1-4-6-1
Fall of wickets: 15-1 (Warner 12), 197-2 (Smith 105), 232-3 (Maxwell 23), 233-4 (Finch 81), 248-5 (Clarke 10), 284-6 (Faulkner 21), 298-7 (Watson 28)
Bowling figures: Shami 10-0-68-0, Yadav 9-0-72-4, Mohit Sharma 10-0-75-2, Kohli 1-0-7-0, Jadeja 10-0-56-0, Ashwin 10-0-42-1
Australia won toss
Gerard Whateley
BBC Test Match Special
"It's a formidable chase, but it's not nearly as many as it looked like it might be."
He can only chop a single off the last ball, but Johnson has given Australia a bit of impetus at the end of that innings. He certainly has something to bowl at.
He's seeing it like a football here - Johnson waits for a slower ball and pummels it over mid-wicket for six. He has 26 from eight balls.
Image source, Getty ImagesTo add to India's misery, Johnson lofts a four over mid-off. Two balls to go.
Gerard Whateley
BBC Test Match Special
"Kohli is signalling that he lost it. He had three grasps at it, he almost got it under control, and it still wriggled out."
Three men on the legside fence, Haddin obligingly hoists it to Virat Kohli at deep mid-wicket but is dropped by the India vice-captain who has three attempts but puts it down. Uh-oh.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
"Only one team has chased 300 successfully in any ODI at the SCG: Australia made 334-8 v England in 2011. No team has chased 300 in a World Cup knockout game."
Sharma or Yadav to bowl? Despite Yadav's four wickets, it's Sharma. He restricts Johnson to a two and a single at the start of the over. Four balls left, Haddin on strike.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
"That was a poorly executed over, in terms of the disciplines and skills which are required."
Third man comes up - and Johnson obligingly swipes it over his head for four to maintain his strike rate of 400 from his first three balls. A careful single to cover means he'll be on strike for the last over. I'd say India would settle for anything under 320...
Image source, Getty ImagesVikas Pandey
BBC Monitoring
"Just took another walk outside the BBC office in Delhi and the anxious faces are now looking happy. Almost every single person here believes that India can chase any score less than 350. I was offered some sweets as well. Too early to celebrate?"
Johnson heaves his first ball for four over mid-on, that was right in the slot for the big left-hander. Another big whack, this time wide of mid-off, brings him four more despite the fielder's despairing dive.
Image source, Getty ImagesMichael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
"Australia have got 300 on the board and they've got 10 balls to go but it still feels only around a par score. But in a World Cup semi-final, give me 300 runs on the board every time."
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Shami to bowl - though there's a brief delay while India work out they need another man up in the circle. Haddin toe-ends it straight to mid-off - dot ball. A more fluent strike to the same fielder and they go for a quick single, Johnson dawdles but the throw is wide. 300 up - for the first time in a World Cup semi-final.
Mitchell Johnson, the dark destroyer who was giving England nightmares on this ground just over a year ago, is the new batsman, but Haddin ensures he keeps the strike with a single.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
"Watson picked the slower ball out of the back of the hand, but he didn't quite get underneath it enough. But he's played quite nicely - he's just grabbed the momentum back Australia's way."
But going for another big hit, Australia lose another wicket as Watson picks out the man at deep square leg.
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