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
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I've never out-run an England cricketer, but I have had more golden ducks than Jonny Bairstow.
Chris in Romford
Image source, Getty ImagesThat's it! The rain wins and so do Pakistan, who keep their semi-final hopes alive by beating New Zealand. Never, ever write off Pakistan!
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Ahmedabad
Well that has woken everyone up. I was drifting off.
Well, that's a way to end the powerplay!
After a soporific ten overs from a scoring perspective, Malan drops to a knee and slaps Hazlewood for a mighty slop sweep over square leg.
Australia were 48-2 at end of their opening ten, by the way.
Image source, Getty ImagesPat Cummins brings himself into the attack for the first time in place of Mitchell Starc.
Malan and Stokes take him for a single apiece.
What do we reckon David Warner's parkrun time would be?
Jos Buttler's run the Stretford event in the past. If you've ever out-paced a current or former cricketer, please let me know.
Bharat Sundaresan
Journalist on Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesDavid Warner's wife Candice got him a running coach so he's relearned how to run to make himself quicker. in the field.
Ben Stokes squeezes Hazlewood through a gap at point - is this heading for the boundary?
No, David Warner has chased it down, tapping the ball back on the dive as England run three. There's life in the veteran yet.
Bharat Sundaresan
Journalist on Test Match Special
A tiny bit of width for Dawid Malan and he's timed it sweetly.
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Australia have been wicketless in three of their six matches during the first powerplay at this World Cup
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Matt: Watching this England team is like pulling teeth! Just get on with the inevitable collapse and put us all out of our misery!
A first four for Dawid Malan!
He strikes Starc's final ball crisply through point and to the ropes. He faced five dot balls and a wide prior to that, but now moves to seven off 16.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Ahmedabad
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland have lost eight of their past nine matches chasing...
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Jambarrell: Can Root just focus on Test cricket now, like Jimmy did?
Bharat Sundaresan
Journalist on Test Match Special
The ball is moving and when that's the case Australia's bowlers can look threatening.
Stokes plays out a maiden to Josh Hazlewood, who continues to look extremely tidy indeed.
Plenty of time in the game, Ben.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, ReutersJoe Root is really out of sync. You could see he was struggling. A really good review by Australia and Marnus is right. It couldn't have hit anything else because it was far from his body and the ground. Can Ben Stokes get the job done for England here? He needs to soak up some pressure for a while.
Ben Stokes is in with a lot of weight on his shoulders - he's used to that, though.
A single off the pads gets him underway.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesI was just looking at Joe Root's record in ODIs since 2022. He averages 21. That's very unlike his 'Mr Consistent', which he has been for many years. He's struggled for rhythm, not timing it perfectly and having to fight a little bit at the minute.
Root c Inglis b Starc 13 (Eng 19-2)
There's a spike on snicko - Joe Root's sorry tournament continues.
Bit of a nothing shot - England are under pressure again.