But now's not the time to worry about that. Now's the time to celebrate a marvelous game of cricket and a rather unexpected series whitewash against Pakistan in the UAE.

We're signing off now and there'll be no more cricket live text until Boxing Day, when England open their Test series in South Africa.

Until then... goodbye.

For those wondering, the World T20 is being held in India from 11 March until 3 April. Rather bizarrely, the schedule has not been announced yet.

More from England captain Eoin Morgan: "We looked back at the one-day game here when you saw how quickly the ball changed as it started turning square.

"I don't think we answered those questions with the bat as it was only a par score on the board but Vince and Woakes proved their worth to the team.

"You haven't seen us at our full potential yet but hopefully you will do soon."

England captain Eoin Morgan:  "The rational behind our rotation is long-term development with the T20 World Cup round the corner.

"We don't have the privilege of a very good domestic tournament so don't see these guys under much pressure - they only get it with some derby games and on Finals Day.

"We've been playing in similar conditions to what the World Cup will be like in India, facing a lot of spin so it's great to win this series.

"I don't know what my best XI is but it's not a concern, with the rotation throughout this series we can go through a stage of picking the guys in form from 15-17 names.

"That breeds a good culture and the guys are really buying into it.

England captain Eoin Morgan, speaking to Sky Sports: "Handing Chris Jordan the ball in that super over epitomised the quality of our squad.

"We've watched him a lot in the nets and he's our best yorker bowler so once we decided on that plan it was an easy decision to go to him.

"Chris Woakes has a different set of skills but once we chose to go for six yorkers, it had to be Jords."

England captain Eoin Morgan: It's really topped off a fantastic tour. I don't think we deserved to win but we showed fight to take it to a super over and Chris Jordan really stepped up under pressure with six yorkers."

Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi: "Credit to England, they did well. We played well and batted well but missed an opportunity again. In the last five overs we didn't bowl well. Shoaib Malik set an example to the others with the bat and others should learn from him. England are a world-class team. There are lots of positive things to come out of the series. There are problems too, which we have to sort out."

England batsman James Vince: "It's pleasing to contribute to the wins in my first series. Some of the situations I had to dig in a bit but it's good to be in a winning side."

England's James Vince picks up the man of the series award in his debut series.

Andy: Can Chris Jordan change to football and do Penalty Shootouts for England please.

The presentation is under way, with Chris Woakes and Chris Jordan picking up an award each. Pakistan's Shoaib Malik is named man of the match.

Malik says: "I would have been happy to win the game but this is T20 cricket. I have to congratulate the England team for the way they have played."

So, England will end 2015 unbeaten in the shortest format. A phenomenal effort considering they've played Australia, New Zealand and now Pakistan in sub-Continental conditions.

Batmaker_bates: That was thrilling just watching the text updates on my phone.

Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special

"There are a lot of cricketers here for England, maybe even 20 or so in contention. It's tough to whittle that down even to a World Cup squad, let alone a starting XI."

Laurence Bowyer: That super over was something of an anti-climax... More block block than boom boom #bbccricket, external

Samuel Lock: Fair play to England, they did the business under great pressure there. Bring on the World Cup! Take a bow Chris Jordan #PAKvENG, external#BBCCricket, external

Kevin Ticehurst: Get in there, that is another huge morale boost going into the South Africa tour and beyond. The skies the limit for this side. #bbccricket, external

Can England go to the World T20 and win the thing? In India? It's coming together quite nicely... there's plenty of power in the batting, they have two reasonably experienced spinners and their quicks appear to be picking up the skills needed against the big hitters of the world game.

Image source, AFP/GETTY

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"I don't think England are far behind the leading nations in T20 cricket. Leading up to the T20 World Cup the only challenge for England is who is there best XI? You've got Ben Stokes, Steven Finn and Mark Wood all to come back in."

That was a very useful exercise for England ahead of next year's World T20. Now they know who to chuck the ball to if they are in this situation again. That, by the way, was the sixth Super Over in T20 international cricket. The lowest previous score was Australia's 6-1 against Pakistan in 2012.