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)
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
What an all-round performance. It started this morning with fantastic seam bowling, putting Australia under pressure. There then was a great fight back with Steve Smith, the man for a crisis, which got Australia back to par but the bowling-until came back
And then is there better opening partnership in the world than Jonny Bairstow and Jason Roy? I can't think of one.
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People have queried how good England really are at times in this World Cup but you can't argue with an eight-wicket semi-final win over Australia inside 35 overs. Brilliant with the ball, brilliant in the field and nonchalant class with the bat.
Tim in Maidenhead
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There's a member of staff from my office on your wallpaper for this match, he's supposed to be off sick today...#busted
James
It's not a dream! The pre-tournament favourites are into their first World Cup final since 1992.
Pakistan were victorious on that day.
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Is this a dream?
Ethan
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
England have answered all of those questions we had this morning. Would the occasion be too much? Would the pressure be too much to bare?
They have come out looking like world champions and if they play like this on Sunday they will be.
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Jonny Huntridge: What's the Australian for a right old tonking?
Ben Wire: Best day since 2005 and the Ashes! Let's go one better at the weekend!
Alex Haworth: Fortress Edgbaston.
It's perhaps the clearest sign of this England's side's mentality that there are hardly any celebrations at all. Just a few polite handshakes and off they go. A case of 'job done'.
New Zealand await in Sunday's final...
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
I can imagine the Australians can't wait to get off the field.
Image source, AFPEoin Morgan hit the running runs for four! Leaves Joe Root on 49* but I'm sure the Test skipper will get over it.
Utterly emphatic win for the hosts.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Shall I check the DLS par score?
... England are 114 ahead.
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It's raining! With two needed!
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Think of all the lows there have been in English one-day cricket. What a day to be here.
England turn down an overthrow!
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I can't stop smiling.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
It has been an absolute hammering.
Shot! Joe Root punches a four through the covers.
Four needed.
England need EIGHT to win. Australia bring back Mitchell Starc. Seems cruel.