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Jonny Bairstow's first ball - and he creams it through the covers for four.
Nerve settler?
Width from Jason Behrendorff, not a total long hop though. Shot!
Summary
England into their first World Cup final since 1992
Eoin Morgan's side will play New Zealand at Lord's in Sunday's final
Roy (85) stars as England canter to target of 224
Australia bowled out for 223 - three wickets for Woakes & Rashid; two for Archer
Smith only Australia batsman to pass 50
Former captain put on 103 for fourth wicket with Carey (46)
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Jason Roy gets himself and England off the mark, slicing it off a thick outside edge down to third man for a single.
Just 223 more to go...
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Target 224
Eek. Inside edge into the leg side. No run.
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50-0 off 10 overs has to be the target for England.
Jason Behrendorff to Jason Roy first up.
Here we go...
Postpublished at 14:38 British Summer Time 11 July 2019
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondentIf Australia are going to defend this small total they have to come out here and take some early wickets.
Postpublished at 14:37 British Summer Time 11 July 2019
Right, none of you have done any work today. Even the doctors.
No need to start now.
Here come England openers Jonny Bairstow and Jason Roy.
Go well.
How's stat?!published at 14:35 British Summer Time 11 July 2019
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We had a doctor tweet in earlier to ask if patients would notice that he was checking the scores. May be more common than we think...
Turns out they do notice! (If you're using the screen to show patient info sheets and you've accidently left the live text page up. Patient was v understanding - it is Eng v Aus after all).
James, GP, Somerset
Went to the hospital a couple of weeks ago, the consultant went very quiet while looking at my notes. I asked is there a problem? Yes. After another few seconds he added, Pakistan have just lost another wicket. I hadn't noticed his smartphone was on silent and he was watching the cricket.
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From the press boxpublished at 14:32 British Summer Time 11 July 2019
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at EdgbastonMichael Clarke is here. The last time Australia played in a World Cup semi-final I accidentally asked him about his sex life.
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An emphatic end to a sublime bowling display? Sure.
Australia 223 all out. England need 224 to face New Zealand in Sunday's World Cup final.
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But Jos Buttler then ran out Steve Smith for a fine 85 with a stunning throw.
He nutmegged him! Re-mark-able.
And next ball, Mitchell Starc was gone too.
Media caption, Smith nutmegged as he's run out for 85
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Starc combined with Smith to lead another fight back...
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And another for Rashid, finishing with a superb 3-54 from his 10 overs.
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Enter Adil Rashid.
It's not been the easiest tournament for the leg-spinner but he struck with two vital wickets in an over.
That brought out the dangerous Glenn Maxwell...until Jofra Archer got him with a superb knuckle ball.
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There is always a partnership though.
Steve Smith and Alex Carey fought back to put on 103.
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Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Not what England wanted.
They needed a good start.
They got a deliriously brilliant one.
Postpublished at 14:21 British Summer Time 11 July 2019
Thanks Matt.
You know that thing where you don't want to say or do anything that you feel might jinx it.
How do you stop your brain doing that?
Postpublished at 14:19 British Summer Time 11 July 2019
This is England. It won't be simple but the bowlers have given the batsman a big chance. The dream of a World Cup final is on.
Joe Root to get a hundred and see it home? That's my prediction.
I'll be back later. Jack Skelton is here to recap that England bowling performance. Stay tuned for the highlights.
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England fast bowler Jofra Archer, who took 2-32: "From the New Zealand game it's all been a semi-final for us so we just need to keep winning.
"Maxwell was my favourite wicket because he got me out at Lord's so it's good to get him back. Smith batted really well today, especially on this pitch.
"It nipped a lot more than it swung so we held the ball back and used more cross-seam deliveries."
Do you think you will bat today? "Hopefully not."