Defending champions England eliminated from World Cup in Ahmedabad
Australia close on semi-finals with 33-run win
Stokes battles lack of fluency to hit 64 off 90 balls
Malan out for 50 after 84-run stand with Stokes
Bairstow feathers down leg side off first ball of England innings
Australia bowled out for 286, having been 247-8
Labuschagne anchors Australia with 71 off 83 balls
Maiden over from Pat Cummins, bowling a tight line from round the wicket to Ben Stokes, who can't get it away.
England's required run-rate has crept over seven runs. Time for a change of pace? Here's Timothy Abraham to see you through.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
England do bat very deep in this game, so they have plenty of batting to come.
The Travis Head cameo is over for now as Adam Zampa returns.
England cautiously work him around for three singles.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
That's why Australia have put Cameron Green, who is so large he covers two people, in at slip.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Buttler has got out in conventional ways in this World Cup - fishing outside off stump in the main.
That wicket came just as England had caught up with Australia's worm.
Now their worm has turned, so to speak.
Captain Jos Buttler arrives at the crease and plays out three dot balls, dropping the final one just shot of slip.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThat's a very unlike-Malan shot. He's taken it on a bit too early. Cummins has brought himself on because Australia needed a wicket and he's struck in his first over.
Malan c Head b Cummins 50 (Eng 103-3)
And two balls later he's gone!
He tries to pull Cummins but the ball takes the top edge and flies high. Travis Head takes the catch at long leg.
England will need to rebuild again.
Eng 102-2
That's the half-century for Dawid Malan, cutting Cummins through third for a single. It's come from 63 balls.
There we go, Ben Stokes!
He cracks Travis Head's penultimate delivery down the ground and it flies away for six. That's the England century up.
The England batter goes for the same shot the following ball and gets a thick inside edge, bouncing clear of the stumps.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
He likes playing Australia, and he likes playing fast bowlers. I remember that century he scored in the Ashes at Perth a few years ago.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Dawid Malan takes time to get in but when he does, he generally goes big.
A couple of boundaries in the over - will wonders ever cease?
They both come for Dawid Malan, twice sending Marcus Stoinis through fine leg and to the ropes. He doesn't quite get hold of the second shot and might have been in trouble had there been a fielder there.
The England opener moves to 47 from 59.
Travis Head may be a part-timer but that's a tidy over, again just three from it.
No signs of England doing anything silly, but they won't want to be left with too much to do against the likes of Starc and Hazlewood.
Aaron Finch
Former Australia captain on BBC Test Match Special
Ben Stokes and Dawid Malan will want to interrupt Australia's plans by attacking these two bowlers forcing Pat Cummins to bring back one of his main quick bowlers.
Changes at both ends as Marcus Stoinis replaces Adam Zampa. An average of 43 for him, but he's bowled in 60 of his 67 ODIs.
Four more singles off this one - Stokes cracks a pull shot but that one goes straight to the mid-wicket fielder.
A first sight of Travis Head - he's only bowled in a little over half his ODI appearances with an average of 56.12. He's called upon today as Glenn Maxwell is absent.
England milk him for five singles.
Aaron Finch
Former Australia captain on BBC Test Match Special
Sometimes it's just one shot and you start to feel a little bit more comfortable. That straight drive came right out the middle. You are searching when you're out of form for that one shot that can get you away.
Ah, that's a bit better from Ben Stokes - a straight drive down the ground brings his first boundary from his 38th delivery.
He then takes the partnership past fifty with a single into square leg.
This might not be exhilarating stuff for England and they'll need to accelerate at some point, but they've not seen many partnerships of this size in recent matches.
Aaron Finch
Former Australia captain on BBC Test Match Special
Looking at England's batting line-up it's in the back of your mind at how deep it is. When you have guys like Liam Livingstone and Moeen Ali at seven and eight you feel like you have to push harder earlier and bowl out one of your frontline quicks.