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)

  • Pick your team of the tournament

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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

  1. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist in Mumbai

    There are still some nerves among the locals here, you know...

  2. 6 runs

    Eng 95-3

    Tom Banton is also ensuring that England go down swinging. Back-to-back sixes against Axar Patel.

    Suryakumar Yadav looks a little miffed.

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    Could be worse. We could be Australia.

    Ian in Bath

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

    It has been a good start from England despite the couple of wickets.

    This game is not done yet and there is plenty to play for. This surface is really good and there is batting still to come.

  5. Eng 83-3

    Target 254

    Jacob Bethell is, at least, making this entertaining for England fans.

    He bangs Hardik Pandya over mid-wicket for six and follows it up by flipping him behind for four. In a flash, he's up to 39 (14).

    Will Jacks and Sam Curran had their helmets on at the start of the over but now they're off again. They have faith in this Bethell/Banton partnership.

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    We're ahead of India after the powerplay. Bethell, Banton, Curran & Jacks here's your time to be heroes.

    Leo, pretending to work

    Leo, you're reading my mind. I've just glanced at my notebook and spotted that India were only 67-1 after six overs.

  7. How's stat?!

    Rufus Bullough
    CricViz analyst

    India’s seamers were far more controlled with their length in the powerplay, hitting the 6-8m zone with 44% of their balls, compared to England’s 24%.

    They also found 1.5° of swing - three times as much as England.

  8. 17 year-old says Bethell's journey is an 'inspiration'

    Jasmine Sandhar
    BBC Newsbeat reporter

    Arjun Singh Nahal, who is part of the Warwickshire AcademyBBC Sport

    A young cricketer from Warwickshire County Cricket says Jacob Bethell’s rise from the club to the England team is inspirational.

    Bethell became the youngest man to captain England in international cricket when he led the T20 side on a tour of Ireland last year at just 21.

    Arjun Singh Nahal, who is part of the Warwickshire Academy, tells BBC Newsbeat he is “trying to aspire that same journey” as the 22-year-old.

    “He's very wise and he's got a lot of maturity for his age, so I think that definitely helps when you're making a step up from like Warwickshire domestic cricket to that international level,” Nahal says.

    The 17-year-old also feels if England wins the World Cup, it will motivate the next generation of players.

    However, as British Indian the upcoming match between the two teams may cause some friction in his family, but he is backing England to take home the win.

    “I think England just needs to be careful that they don't let India get off to a flyer and let too many boundaries leak into the power play because once India get going, they can be dangerous,” he says.

    “But I think England's bowling depth and skills can definitely hinder that.”

  9. Eng 68-3

    Need 186 runs from 84 balls

    Tom Banton finishes the powerplay with a one-bounce four but it's well and truly advantage India.

    As if chasing 254 wasn't going to be hard enough, England have lost three wickets in the opening six overs. Here's a couple of them for you to review.

    The only real joy has come from Jacob Bethell, who smacked Varun Chakravarthy for three consecutive sixes. He's on 26 (9) while Banton has 4 (1).

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    Think that wicket signals the end of a very good short format career. Take a bow Jos, but it's probably time to hang up the gloves.

    Matthew in Bracknell

    Is that it for Buttler in an England shirt? Probably got a few years left round the franchises, but that might be it for him where it counts.

    AJ in Bristol

    There is almost certainly going to have to be changes made from players and the management after this disastrous tournament. There are some things to build upon but I think Bazball has had its day.

    Lee in London

  11. Steven Finn
    Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Varun Chakravarthyof India celebrates the wicket of Jos ButtlerGetty Images

    Jos Buttler was trying to get in on the act. He shakes his head as he trudges off.

    A big wicket for India - they would have all felt the wrath of Buttler at some stage.

  12. Henry Moeran
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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    If someone was going to do the unthinkable, it would have been Jos Buttler.

  13. wicket

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    Buttler b Chakravarthy 25 (Eng 64-3)

    Jos Buttler tries to inflict more misery on Varun Chakravarthy but he's through the shot far too early. Stumps rearranged. He's out for 25 (17).

    A moment before that delivery, George, sat on our bank of desks, asked what Buttler's highest score of the tournament was. Blame him.

  14. Steven Finn
    Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    It is unfathomable how Jacob Bethell gets the power to hit that ball for six! Pure timing and such strong wrists.

    Food for thought for Varun Chakravarthy.

  15. 6 runs

    Eng 63-2

    Wowee. Make that three in a row for Jacob Bethell, this time reverse sweeping.

    18 off the first three balls of the over. I imagine Varun Chakravarthy will be hooked from the attack fairly sharpish.

  16. Steven Finn
    Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    A nice shot from Jacob Bethell. He is so strong when he leans back like that.

    It is nice and quiet in the Wankhede Stadium.

  17. 6 runs

    Eng 57-2

    Bish. Bosh. Back-to-back boundaries from Jacob Bethell to welcome Varun Chakravarthy into the attack. One over long-on, the other over long-off.

  18. England aren't too far behind.

    Ok, yeah, they are...

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    Harry Brook today: made the wrong call at the toss. Dropped a catch. Didn't deliver with the bat. Just what you want from our 'star' player...

    Barnaby, Sulking in London

    Lost to West Indies. Not convincing against Italy and Nepal. Relying on Rehan Ahmed and Will Jacks against New Zealand. Opening 4 batters for England averaging 22/23. Unfortunately our ‘big players’ didn’t turn up more often. Today’s performance probably reflects how we’ve been this tournament.

    Tom in Ipswich

  20. Steven Finn
    Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Jasprit Bumrah is so intelligent. He is one step ahead of the batters at all times.