Shaheen takes 6-35 as Bangladesh bowled out for 221 - Pakistan win by 94 runs
Shakib scores 64 - he finishes World Cup with two hundreds & five fifties from eight innings
New Zealand confirmed in last four - Pakistan needed to beat Bangladesh by at least 308 runs
Pakistan score 315-9 - Imam-ul-Haq makes 100, Babar 96; Mustafizur takes 5-75
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This is so frustrating from Pakistan! What is the point of getting 240 from 50 overs! Poor, poor game plan
Atir Badat:
Just seen Elvis in the cab of a lorry delivering a waste skip for me. However, Elvis was the lorry driver's pet dog.
Ian Aunger in Corby.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
I have never seen the pavilion look anything like this with all of the school children there. It is remarkable.
Imam 13, Babar 23
A third boundary for Babar, it flashes away to third man in front of those schoolchildren in the pavilion, who are waving their brightly coloured boundary signs in jubilant fashion.
Just the five boundaries in the opening 11 overs for Pakistan.
Imam 13, Babar 19
Captain Mortaza in his final World Cup appearance comes into the attack. The skipper went for 20 in his first two overs the other day but he keeps the boundaries at bay in this one.
Here is the first wicket, Fakhar smartly taken at backward point in the eighth over.
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Fox Hat: I've just seen Elvis wearing a green jumpsuit and padding up. Maybe he's coming in at 4?
I wonder if they have to wear a jacket and tie? I've always wanted to go in that pavilion, MCC, if you want to start a veteran website employee programme? A second boundary for Babar, he is looking good, but the first powerplay has not been out of the ordinary.
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Lord's
Already a very colourful and lively atmosphere inside this famous old ground, but it's also a very special day for around 250 local schoolchildren.
Pupils from 14 primary and secondary state schools across the City of Westminster have been allowed inside the iconic pavilion to watch today's game.
They've taken their seats on the famous white benches opposite and have been invited as part of the MCC's community outreach programme.
They're making history too as it's the first time in the club’s 232-year history that children are able to watch an international match from the pavilion.
Ramiz Raja
Ex-Pakistan captain on TMS
It has been a boring start for a team that is trying to get 400.
Imam 10, Babar 8
Babar looks in good touch, a sweetly-timed punch off the back foot racing away for two more as a bespectacled Bangladesh bowling coach Courtney Walsh looks on from the balcony.
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Lewis Starks: Sporting miracle you say? Jimmy and Monty saving us in Cardiff!! Still makes me smile.
Imam 10, Babar 4
Now then Babar Azam, Pakistan's leading runscorer in the competition with 378. He might need to score that many again today, but he gets off the mark second ball with a stylish flick off his pads to the square-leg boundary.
Athar Ali Khan
Ex-Bangladesh all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
That had to happen. Pakistan had to chase the runs because of the build-up of dots.
Fakhar c Mehidi b Saifuddin 13 (Pkn 23-1)
Flashed at a wide one and it's smartly taken at backward point.
Pakistan need a few more of these.
Mehidi will be pleased with four overs for six runs on today of all days won't he?
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Elvis still being alive: 2,500-1. Leicester City winning the Premier League: 5,000-1. Just saying.
James, London
Fakhar 13, Imam 10
The names causing confusion here Mehedi and Saifuddin are spelt differently on the screen. No confusion about this shot from Imam, a perfect checked drive which rockets to the rope for the third boundary of the innings.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
If Pakistan replicated that then they'd have to bowl Bangladesh out for around 70.