Summary

  • Bethell hits stunning 45-ball century but England fall just short - report

  • India crash 37 boundaries (second-highest in T20 WC history)

  • Samson, dropped on 15 by Brook, smashes 89 off 42 balls

  • Dube clobbers 43, Kishan makes 39

  • Archer bowls most expensive spell of England T20 career (1-61)

  • India play New Zealand in Sunday's final (13:30 GMT)

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Dube completes catch off incredible Patel run to dismiss Jacks

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by Elizabeth Botcherby, Adwaidh Rajan & Maisie Gallen

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    Debating whether to go to the pool or stay in the room and watch the cricket… 30C in Cartagena today.

    Wesley in Cartagena, Colombia

    It's raining boundaries in Mumbai, Wesley. This match isn't done yet!

  2. Eng 131-4

    Target 254

    An expensive over from Jasprit Bumrah, who is visibly frustrated after having a slower delivery pulled away for four by Jacob Bethell.

    12 runs knocked off England's chase.

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    50 for Jacob Bethell

    Eng 127-4

    Applause on the England balcony and a brief thumbs up from Jacob Bethell as he acknowledges his half-century.

    He's only taken 19 balls to get there, hitting three fours and five sixes.

  4. Jasprit Bumrah is being brought back into the attack, which would set my nerves jangling as a batter.

    Let's focus on something positive shall we? Here's Jacob Bethell smacking back-to-back-to-back boundaries.

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    I honestly think we can win this, nothing to lose. Let's go for it.

    Daniel in Liverpool

    Bethell to take England home... one way or the other.

    Dylan

    If England win this. Game of the year?

    Dave, Hereford

  6. Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
    Former IPL batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    India needed an over like that, where things just calmed down a little bit. Great control by Axar Patel.

  7. Eng 119-4

    Target 254

    Axar Patel leaked three boundaries in his first over. His second yields just six runs and two of them are leg byes.

    England need 135 runs from 60 balls, with Jacob Bethell on 49 (18) and Will Jacks on 11 (11).

  8. Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
    Former IPL batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    There was a clear, clear opportunity there. But only if the throw was a little bit better!

  9. Eng 116-4

    Jacob Bethell should have been run-out on 49 but the throw into Axar Patel is too ferocious. He fumbles his take as Bethell puts in a full length dive.

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    We’ve come down from the ski slopes early to watch in the pub, not sure if it was the correct decision right now…

    The TTCC boys in Bansko, Bulgaria

  11. Eng 113-4

    Target 254

    Jacob Bethell, cruising on 48 (17), is the only England batter to really find any rhythm against India's bowlers.

    Will Jacks is getting there, picking up a four off Varun Chakravarthy, but he's also guilty of a Buttler-esque ugly heave and miss.

    England are scoring at 12.55 and the required rate is 12.81, so they're on track. The bad news is Jasprit Bumrah will almost certainly bowl three of the remaining 11 overs.

    For the time being, here's the spin of Axar Patel.

  12. Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
    Former IPL batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    England are still right in it. As long as they do not lose more wickets, they are going to put immense pressure on this India bowling side.

  13. Eng 103-4

    100 up for England with a four through mid-wicket for Jacob Bethell. That's his seventh boundary.

    Only 151 more to go... (Runs that is, not boundaries...)

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    If Bethell is there at the end we have won - it’s that simple.

    Jacob in Brighton

  15. Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
    Former IPL batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    This is hugely entertaining cricket. It is good to get those bursts of runs in overs but you need a player to get that 100 and then others to bat around it.

    That is what England are missing.

  16. Eng 99-4

    Target 254

    Will Jacks is the latest England batter to get his innings up and running with a boundary. But will he stick around like Jacob Bethell or is this going to be another cameo?

  17. Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
    Former IPL batter on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    You have to be smart. You cannot try and hit every ball for six, take the singles when you need too.

    Tom Banton took too many risks.

    Worm

  18. Henry Moeran
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    A roar of delight from Axar Patel!

  19. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist in Mumbai

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    Ah. Maybe not.

  20. wicket

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    Banton b Patel 17 (Eng 95-4)

    That's on you, Matthew Henry.

    Tom Banton tries one shot too many, misses, and the ball clatters into his leg stump. Axar Patel, already with two catches to his name, is delighted.

    Here's Will Jacks, who's been England's best player at this tournament.