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England win by 114 runs - the highest-margin in a Women's World Cup
England top Group 2 and will face South Africa or New Zealand in semi-finals on Friday
Pakistan finish 99-9 with Katherine Sciver-Brunt and Charlie Dean both taking two wickets
England post Women's T20 World Cup record score of 213-5 - previous highest was SA's 195-3 v Thailand in 2020
Nat Sciver-Brunt makes unbeaten 81 off 40 balls
Danni Wyatt 59 and Amy Jones 47
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
England should win this game, they should score plenty of runs and be able to defend them. But Pakistan have been the most improved side.
It was a really frustrating loss to West Indies last time out.
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Ffion Wynne
BBC Sport in Cape Town
It's a big opportunity for Freya Davies today, although many might have expected England to rest Katherine Sciver-Brunt instead of Lauren Bell.
There's no shying away from the fact that Sciver-Brunt has not been at her best with the ball throughout the tournament but has an opportunity to put things right here - but, with the greatest respect to Pakistan, their batters are not comparable to what England faced against India or will potentially face against Australia.
If she doesn't bowl well today, England are in a tricky position where they might have to drop their veteran bowler for a semi-final.
After Monday's rain-curtailed match between India and Ireland it looks like we will have no such issues in Cape Town today. The sun is beating down at Newlands, which once again looks an absolute picture.
A stunning venue for cricket.
Image source, Getty ImagesSo a huge blow for Pakistan with captain Bismah Mahroof rules out through injury, though a bit opportunity for the experienced Nida Dar to lead the side.
Aamin Anwer also drops out of the side with Sadaf Shamas and Sidra Nawaz coming in.
England make just one change with Lauren Bell rested and Freya Davies coming in.
Image source, Getty ImagesPakistan captain Nida Dar: "Bismah Mahroof has an injury so she misses out, so I'm captain today.
"It is an honour for me and a chance to show my skills. I've always wanted to lead my team so all we need to do is our best.
"We always want to finish on a high note. We have had some good games here at Newlands, we have batted really well, but we need to improve further."
England captain Heather Knight: "We're going to have a bat. It's a used wicket and looks a good surface, which might have some spin later on.
"One change, Lauren Bell is going to rest, Freya Davis comes in.
"[Katherine Sciver-Brunt] been a stalwart for us for a number of innings and I trust her at the end. She didn't have the best game the other day but she puts so much pressure on herself with such high standards.
"To beat India with our backs against the wall was a real testament. They had had the best of the conditions.
"It's all about momentum in tournaments, we want to keep that going. We've been steadily improving, we haven't played our best cricket yet."
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland captain Heather Knight calls correctly and chooses to have a bat first.
England and India are certain to qualify for the semi-finals from Group 2 regardless of what happens today.
England's superior net run-rate means they are also likely to go through as group winners - and therefore avoid holders Australia in the last four - unless they lose this game by a huge margin.
News of the toss coming up...
Image source, Getty ImagesThe T20 World Cup semi-finals are looming into view - but can England maintain their momentum against Pakistan?
The final match in Group 2 is coming right up...
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