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But that's it from us for now. Twelve months on from humiliation at the World Cup, England are World T20 finalists.
Whodda thunk it? Goodbye.
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England into final on Sunday
Face India or West Indies in Kolkata
Roy makes 78 from 44 balls
England's Stokes 3-26 & Jordan 1-24
Stephan Shemilt and James Gheerbrant
But that's it from us for now. Twelve months on from humiliation at the World Cup, England are World T20 finalists.
Whodda thunk it? Goodbye.
Before then, don't forget you can watch all the highlights of this match as they happened, by either scrolling through the page or by hitting the tab at the top.
After all that, can you take any more? I know you can. Tomorrow, we find out who will play England in the final. India v West Indies comes after the women's semi-final between West Indies and New Zealand.
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Joe Giacomelli: Easy to forget some excellent bowling from England with Moeen Ali and death bowling from Ben Stokes & Chris Jordan.
Dean McShane: Great performance England. True MotM performance from Chris Jordan. Fine at-the-death bowling. Best Yorker in WT20.
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Luke Gregory: Great performance by England. Shows the importantance of getting Guptill out early.
Man of the match Jason Roy talking to Sky Sports: "There is no better feeling. The joy on everyone’s faces was special and something that will stay very close to my heart for rest of my career.
"Again Jordan and Stokes were outstanding. They practice their skills more than I have ever seen someone practice so it is so good to see them reaping their rewards on the pitch.
"Milne is pretty sharp isn’t he? I played some strong shots, hit some boundaries then got out and we won, now we’re in the final.
"At the moment we don’t really care. We will take on whoever."
By the way, Jason Roy's 78 in the second highest score in a World T20 semi-final, behind only Tillakaratne Dilshan's 96 not out in 2009.
More from England captain Eoin Morgan: "Making a final is the kind of thing you dream of as a kid. Everyone in the dressing room has worked tremendously hard and made a lot of sacrifices to put us in this position.
"A lot of things have gone our way and we have earned the right to play the way we do and hopefully it can be our day in the final."
Am I right in thinking that only one of this England XI (Morgan) has ever played a match in the IPL. Not everything, is it?
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson: "Credit to the England bowlers for the way they pulled it back.
"I knew we were a bit short in our total but we were beaten by the better team who bowled better than us and came out and batted very aggressively.
"We weren't able to stem their runs and it was a fantastic knock from Jason Roy."
England captain Eoin Morgan: "I don’t think it could have been much better. Maybe we would have liked to start better with ball.
"We did well to peg it back and to get Kane's wicket in middle was a big deal for us."
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Will Holmes: This England come back is absolutely astounding. Great news, the final is gonna be great
Rhys Bowen: World T20 finalists, not bad for a country without franchise cricket. Maybe its not the answer after all!
Charlotte Lavin: What a win! Well done lads. Controversial maybe, but drop Morgan and bring in Vince.
The skippers are being interviewed. Eoin Morgan still hasn't taken his pads off. I'm not sure I've ever seen that before.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"Jason Roy's simplicity, in the way he sets himself up and waits for the ball, that's what I like. Some players get stuck trying different positions but he doesn't. And he's got such a good opening partnership with Alex Hales."