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Raj: Perfect for England getting Brunt & now Wyatt into form exactly when it matters. Is England’s name on the trophy?
England coast to nine-wicket win - Wyatt 76*
Pakistan skittled for 105 - Brunt & Ecclestone takes three wickets apiece
Brunt takes wicket with first ball of game
England again impressive in field with two run-outs
Victory in final group game against Bangladesh secures England's progress to semi-finals
Pakistan eliminated; SA through after match against West Indies washed out
Ffion Wynne
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Raj: Perfect for England getting Brunt & now Wyatt into form exactly when it matters. Is England’s name on the trophy?
Need 22 runs to win
Excellent stuff from Wyatt and Knight, just rotating the strike when the boundary options aren't there.
Cruising towards victory.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Danni has played brilliantly and I'm pleased England have kept giving her opportunity at the top.
Need 28 runs to win
A chance goes begging for Pakistan. Danni Wyatt comes down the pitch, miscues a lofted drive which should be a straightforward catch for mid-off - but Fatima Sama completely misjudges it and can only watch it sail over her head.
Target 106
The graphic on screen tells us that England need 34 to win from 210 balls.
Anyway, time for a quick drink.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
I think Wyatt has been given a licence to end this match quickly.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
I think it would give Heather Knight and Danni Wyatt confidence to walk off with red-inkers.
A maiden fifty in an ODI World Cup for Danni Wyatt! A lovely innings under pressure having not scored many runs coming into this game.
Chasing a low total can be tricky sometimes, but she's played fearlessly and used it to her advantage to spend some valuable time in the middle.
Target 106
Top-order runs for Danni Wyatt will please the England dressing room greatly.
She thumps Nida Dar down the ground and nudges and nurdles a few singles, refusing to let the spinners settle.
Target 106
You can sense Danni Wyatt is itching to charge down the wicket and have a good old slog at the spinner, but she just manages to resist after mistiming a couple.
She has 45 from 44 balls and England need 40 to win from 37 overs. That run-rate seems manageable.
Here we go! Left arm spinner Nashra Sandhu is into the attack.
Target 106
Aliya Riaz comes on to bowl and gifts England 10 from her first over, including two enormous wides.
I'm not sure why Pakistan's spinners aren't on yet. After Diana Baig, that is their strength.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Christchurch
It's good for England this - wickets for Katherine Brunt and now runs for Danni Wyatt.
Target 106
A proper heave from Danni Wyatt spirals in the air but plugs safely for two.
She looks confident, despite not quite pulling that off. Here for a good time, not a long time.
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Target 106
Wide, swing of the bat, edge ... and four! No slip, and Danni Wyatt is not hanging around.
A good powerplay for England, who are well ahead of the run rate despite the early wicket.
Bismah Maroof places a fielder in at short mid-wicket.
And the bowler does exactly what you don't want to do when you're fielding there: bowls an absolute pie that Danni Wyatt pulls straight at her.
The fielder just evades it, and thankfully - that was hit hard and nearly took her out.
Just the one wicket to fall for England so far, Tammy Beaumont once again playing all around a straight one.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Christchurch
Diana Baig is a dual international - she also plays football for her country.
Target 106
Danni Wyatt spoils Diana Baig's figures slightly by carving a wide ball out into the covers for three.
It's still been a great spell from Pakistan's premier seamer so far, who could easily have three wickets to her name with a little more luck.