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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
It's six! Freya Davis tries another slower ball but Tuba Hassan picks it again and launches it just over the head of Katherine Sciver-Brunt on the ropes.
KSB even took the catch, but her foot had made contact with the rope.
SMACK!
Tuba Hassan launches a loopy slow ball from Freya Davies through the leg side for four.
Freya Davies' search for a first World Cup wicket goes on.
Tuba 17, Fatima 13
Swing and a miss to finish from Fatima Sana.
12 more balls remain. Pakistan are 134 behind.
Ecclestone is back into the attack. She starts with three dot balls.
Oh hello. The England spinner switches off and tosses up a no ball. The free-hit goes for just one.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That was a really good stop from Alice Capsey.
Remember she broke her collarbone in four places in December. She said she would be fit for the World Cup and she has done just that.
Alice Capsey does well in the field to save a run or two.
Pakistan still need 137 runs. I think they're going to lose by at least 100.
Pak 75-7
Image source, Getty ImagesWe quickly go upstairs as keeper Amy Jones tries to run out Fatima but the Pakistan batter scrambles back in safely with a dive.
Target 214
Freya Davies, in to the team for the first time this World Cup, returns to the attack and starts things off with a dot.
I'm sure Davies would love a maiden World Cup wicket.
Target 214
Four overs to go. Pakistan rotate the strike nicely but it's too little too late.
Here's a watch of England's seventh dismissal.
Tuba 12, Fatima 9
Charlie Dean continues. Shot!
Tuba Hassan dances down the pitch and lofts the ball over the covers for four.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
You could give Pakistan another 130 balls and I still don't think they will get the runs they need.
Another over ticks by. Five overs remain with Pakistan needing 150 more runs to win. (They're not going to do it).
Here's a look at wicket number six.
Pakistan are blocking it now. This match is dribbling towards its conclusion.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I'm in a great mood. I asked Dane van Niekerk if she will come on the No Balls podcast and she said yes.
"Why have you taken so long to ask?" she said.
Six runs off Dean's latest over. Sarah Glenn will bowl the next set of six as Pakistan continue to struggle to find boundaries.
Target 214
Charlie Dean returns to the attack. Here's a replay of her second dismissal.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
I can tell you from here it was out.
Why has the batter not walked off?
Tuba 1, Fatima 7
Another over gone, another wicket for England.
Not too long to go now you feel.
Sidra run out (N Sciver Brunt) 3 (Pak 54-7)
Nat Sciver-Brunt can do it all, starring with the bat, ball and now in the field.
Sidra Amin is caught wondering down the pitch and is sent back, but turns to see NSB hitting the bails at the non-striker's end while well out of her crease.
Another one gone.
Target 214
Pakistan's fifty comes up as Sidra Amin loosely sweeps Katherine Sciver-Brunt for a single.
And hey, what this? Ghulam Fatima strides down the pitch and drives KSB to fence.