A word on USA for a moment. They are working on a fraction of the resources that England have so it's commendable effort to just make it to the Super 8s.

They will not forget that dramatic super-over win over Pakistan in the group stages for a long time.

We will have all the reaction from this emphatic victory for England coming up - including Jos Buttler's thoughts.

Stick with us.

We'll have some clips of that explosive six-hitting from Jos Buttler to come. For the time being here's how Chris Jordan bagged himself a hat-trick a little earlier.

By winning in quicker time that the West Indies did against the USA, that will have done wonders for their run rate. They may yet top the table. They have strode into the semi-finals in style.

Jos Buttler is given some width and it runs down through third for four.

England win by 10 wickets and are into the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup with a thumping victory over the USA.

Another single for Phil Salt off Shadley van Schalkwyk.

Three to win.

This is an unfortunate end for USA, they started with a bang against Pakistan but are ending it with a whimper.

Shadley van Schalkwyk with the 10th over.

A single apiece to start.

England need six runs to win.

Jos Buttler's 24th half-century in T20 internationals for England in 113 innings.

Jos Buttler is purring now with five sixes in a row. Yes FIVE! All off Harmeet Singh

The second is heaved over square leg and he then wallops him over the sightscreen.

Fifth ball is heaved over the leg side then the final ball of the over disappears into the stands in the leg side.

Any anxiety that England fans felt when they came to the ground this morning, well, they needn't have done.

That six brings up Jos Buttler's half-century off 32 balls.

Jos Buttler heaves Harmeet Singh over long-on for six.

England are well on course to chase this target in 17.4 overs and ensure they overtake South Africa's net run-rate and qualify for the semi-finals regardless of their result against West Indies.

The game is pretty much in the bag, but the game within the game within the game of net run rate is still up for grabs.

Been fairly fluent from Jos Buttler, who now has 48 off 32 balls.

Here's two sixes he whacked down the ground a little earlier.

Phil Salt with a trademark punch down the ground off Shadley van Schalkwyk brings the England opener his second four.

England in cruise control at the moment.

The camera pans to USA head coach Stuart Law in the stands. He's sporting shades and scratching the back of a red cap.

USA look short on ideas how to counter this England offensive. Shadley van Schalkwyk into the attack.

Simon, PA, USA: My American wife just asked if England’s batters are “Salt” and “Butter”. It’s a shame that Phil Mustard isn’t in the team.

Ali Khan, with that slingy action of his, continues for the USA but Jos Buttler and Phil Salt content to work him into the gaps and wait for something loose to punish.

On this occasion it doesn't quite arrive but with nine runs off the over they will be fairly happy.