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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Hubby & I work for same company, different departments, different bosses. He's just been told he can finish at 12 to go home & watch the cricket. Noooooo!!! What about me? Is this an HR issue?
Lisa
Australia's two openers David Warner and Aaron Finch will be striding out to the middle shortly - just the 1145 World Cup runs between them.
A lovely - if nonsensical - turn of phrase.
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Why is everyone so nervous? We are the best team in the world, we will crush them like crisps under bison!
Jordan from Eastleigh
Australia XI: Aaron Finch (c), David Warner, Steven Smith, Peter Handscomb, Marcus Stoinis, Glenn Maxwell, Alex Carey (wk), Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, Jason Behrendorff
England XI: Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root, Eoin Morgan (c), Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler (wk), Chris Woakes, Adil Rashid, Liam Plunkett, Jofra Archer, Mark Wood
Selfie, Shane.
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Donald Pond: Batting second at Edgbaston is OK, India got close to the England score after only getting 30 from first 10. We can chase down a target.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
This is why England have done the work for four years. It is why Eoin Morgan created the culture around this team.
I don't think it'll be the kind of chase where crash, bang, wallop will win it. Australia have been very good at defending in this World Cup.
It is going to be a nipper.
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Samuel Ager: Last time we played the Aussies and batted 2nd we had Vince opening. This time we have Roy. Keep the faith people.
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Alastair Cook
Former England captain on TMS
It might have more consequences later in the summer in the Test matches but Mitchell Starc will be fine to get through 10 overs today.
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Chris: Struggling to look busy at work today while giving the cricket my full attention. Come on England.
Aggers was getting very excited about that - but Alastair Cook says Starc will be fine.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Mitchell Starc is flexing his right leg at the start of his run. There is something that is not right.
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Thomas Ryan: Now I can't remember the last thing my wife said before she left for work, it was either a big list of jobs or sit down and watch the cricket, I'm pretty sure it was the latter.
A month after Neil Kinnock resigned as Labour leader, a month before Mo Salah was born.
England are due a win!
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The England fans are in.
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Jordan Hart: Lose the toss, lose the game. It’s not coming home.
Karlosb: Oh well, looks like the English sporting model of getting knocked out in the semis will continue.
England captain Eoin Morgan: "We would have batted, the trend in the tournament is to bat first. We are not really bothered, before the World Cup we preferred to chase. Whoever plays the best cricket will go through.
"We have had highs and lows in the tournament but in the past two games we have gone from strength to strength."