Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"That is the end of Beaumont. Both openers out and as we know that has made it hard work for the others."

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"England are very well placed but this is a semi-final, there is tension around."

Edwards, the skipper and only wicket to fall, sits on the England balcony looking as worried as a father in the delivery room. Nothing you can do but watch, captain. Megan Schutt, only six from her first two overs, is back with her military medium. 

WayneMac: Come on Eng women, Aus women are there for the taking, only a run-a-ball.

Mike Newton Ellis:  England in both finals, hopefully. It seems we have finally clicked in limited over cricket.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"That is the shot of the innings possibly shot of the match. She timed that superbly. It was a glorious shot."

Eng 88-1 (target 133)published at 13 overs

13 overs

This time! Wonderful from Sarah Taylor, getting England moving again. Inside-out over cover, into the cloudless Delhi sky, taking spinner Jonassen for six. 12 runs from the over. The big one England needed. 46 required from 42 balls.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"It wasn’t straightforward but that might have been a match-winning catch.

"It would have been a fine catch but perfectly take-able."

Dropped catchpublished at 12 overs

12 overs

Eng 76-1

Dropped! It's another that would have been a stunner, Elyse Villani making good ground from long-on, getting both hands to the ball, but dropping Sarah Taylor. Still no boundary, though. The wait is like Adrian Mole's wait for the giro. 57 needed from 48 balls. Rate going up.

Nick Helyar: Come on England the hard work is done and only a run a ball needed.... Grind them Aussies into the dust, nothing stupid!

Paul Parfitt: Here comes the England collapse...

D: Lazy running between wicket by England Ladies.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"One consolation with the loss of Edwards is there is more chance of that scampered two."

Sarah Taylor the new batter. While losing Edwards is a blow for England, their running should now improve. Taylor audaciously begins by ramping Ellyse Perry for a couple to long leg. The win predictor says England are at 83%, but the wait for a boundary is now at 21 balls. Of England's boundary-hitting, Edwards hit four of the five fours, while Beaumont has managed a four and the only six.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"You could see what Edwards was doing, trying to give room to get an offside boundary, but she didn’t get underneath it and it went start to extra cover. 

"It is always a blow when Edwards gets out but this is a very, very good game and I wouldn’t want to predict the winner. 

"England have wickets in hand which is helpful but they don’t want to think about recent history, how they have mucked up run chases from here."

Rene Farrell back, keeper Healy up to the stumps, a technique virtually identical to uncle Ian. England working the ball around, Edwards getting low to paddle to fine leg for a couple. If I had one quibble with England at the moment, it would be the running. Granted, Edwards has knees like my 91-year-old grandad, but they could have pushed harder there, before another mix-up almost sees the skipper come a cropper. 

Melinda Farrell
BBC Test Match Special

"They look a bit concerned Australia. They usually are clapping and shouting but it is a bit quiet."

Image source, Getty Images

At the moment, I'm not sure where this idea that we're in for close finish is coming from. If it keeps going like this, England will get them in time for tea. Left-arm tweaker Jess Jonassen back, Edwards going over mid-wicket for four. Australia look about eight fielders short out there.

Image source, AP

A couple of clips for you from Australia's innings:

Watch here as England complete two superb run-outs in quick succession as direct hits from Natalie Sciver and then Anya Shrubsole help restrict Australia to 132-6 at the end of their innings.

And watch here as England fielder Katherine Brunt accidentally hits bowler Natalie Sciver in the face with the ball.

Both are only available in the UK.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"That was Charlottle Edwards and I bet she didn’t start playing that shot until five years ago. She has timed it well and just beat third man. 50 up in seven overs this is going to be tight."

Leg-spin, Kristin Beams, Australia desperate for a wicket. Oh, Tammy Beaumont, what are you doing? Dawdling, she would have been run out if the throw from shot fine leg had hit. Reprieved, she watched Edwards reverse-sweep for four. 50 partnership up in 42 balls.