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Australia v England - World Cup snapshot

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A closer look at Australia's 64-run Cricket World Cup win over England at Lord's.

JASON BEHRENDORFF of WA celebrates after taking a wicket during the JLT One Day Cup match between New South Wales and Western Australia at WACA in Perth, Australia. Picture: Will Russell/Getty Images

AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND CRICKET WORLD CUP MATCH AT LORD'S

Score: Australia 7-285 England 221 - Australia win by 64 runs.

Man of the moment: Jason Behrendorff. The left-armer set the tone for an outstanding Australian bowling display with a brilliant delivery to bowl James Vince with the second ball of the innings on his way to 5-44.

Key moment: Mitchell Starc's searing full-length yorker for the ages to shatter the stumps of Ben Stokes for 89, essentially ending any hope of an England win.

Stat of the day: Aaron Finch and David Warner became the first openers in World Cup history to hit five successive half-century partnerships, in a stand of 123.

Summary: Australia booked their spot in the semi-finals with their bitter rivals and pre-tournament favourites now needing to win against in-form India or New Zealand to secure their place in the last four.

Quote of the day: "You don't play cricket for the accolades, but to play at Lord's and to take five today was really special." - Jason Behrendorff after getting his name on the one-day honours board at Lord's.