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
Bismah run out Jones 9 (Pak 11-2)
It seems Bismah is not OK.
She nudges Shrubsole into the leg side, scampers a single before coming back for a very unnecessary second and Amy Jones and Sophia Dunkley combine to do the rest.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Auckland
My suspicion is that Bismah is OK...
Ooooh. Amin and Bismah have been running really well and quickly between the wickets, but have they gone for one too many here?
It looks close.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Auckland
Image source, Getty ImagesThe ground here in Christchurch is in the middle of a public park and when the cricket isn't on, anybody can walk across it.
Brunt offers some width and Bismah Maroof capitalises, slashing it out to cover for three runs.
Anya Shrubsole presents a different challenge for Pakistan's openers, a slower pace but hooping the ball in to the right hander.
Just two singles from another tidy over.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesHopefully that wicket has calmed Katherine Brunt down and settled her nerves a bit. It just takes one spell of bowling to change things.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Auckland
For the first time in a long time, England have their World Cup fate in their own hands. Two wins in two games and they're through.
Bismah 2, Amin 0
Another loose drive, another edge - but this one flies down to third for two after a scrambling dive from Tammy Beaumont.
Second slip would've had it, you'd think.
As starts go, that was a pretty good one.
Brunt had taken just one wicket in the tournament before that - hence the dramatic celebration.
Watching the replay, that was a beauty. Not much the batter could've done about it.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport's chief cricket writer in Auckland
It was a lovely delivery, an arcing outswinger. What a start for England!
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Katherine Brunt is on the money straight away. It was a good delivery from Brunt because it forced Nahida to go for the drive.
Nahida c Knight b Brunt 0 (Pak 0-1)
First ball! The perfect start!!
Katherine Brunt is delighted - she looks to the sky as if to say, "about time!"
Full, straight, a hint of away swing and the Pakistan opener can't resist a nibble, and the edge flies safely into Heather Knight's hands at slip. Just what England wanted.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's unthinkable that England won't win this game but this tournament has thrown up some strange results.
Heather Knight is full of smiles as she gives her team some last minute words of inspiration in the group huddle.
Pakistan openers Sidra Amin and Nahida Khan make their way out to the middle, Katherine Brunt has the new ball.
Time to go.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Katherine Brunt could pick up a lot of confidence today. She could tear in and pick up four or five wickets. She is England's best ever bowler and if England were to reach the World Cup final, the one bowler they'd want at the top of her mark is her.
We can't go into a game featuring Pakistan without mentioning the real star of the World Cup - baby Fatima, daughter of Pakistan captain Bismah Maroof.
You can read all about her heart-warming impact on the Pakistan side here.
Image source, Getty ImagesPakistan produced a shock win over the West Indies, and came very close to pulling off a victory against South Africa. They are an improving side - England won't (or shouldn't) be taking them lightly.
England have had their fair share of tight finishes over the past couple of weeks and you wouldn't blame them for wanting a pretty easy route to victory tonight.
They just edged past New Zealand in their last outing - here's a reminder of what happened in that one.
Pakistan captain Bismah Maroof: "We would have bowled first but now we'd like to put up a score and defend it. We need to assess the conditions and adapt to them."