England bowler Chris Jordan on BBC Test Match Special: "I am speechless really. We won the toss and put them in and we knew we'd have to restrict them. We'd been looking at the pitch for the last couple of days and we thought it wouldn't change too much and with the dimensions of the ground we've been big on trying to assess conditions on the day of the game and not have too many preconceived ideas. They worked today. We couldn't imagine it would be with four overs to spare today, it was unbelievable hitting and they were ice cool.

"We were pretty happy with their total. As the game developed the ball started to skip on pretty nicely. The new ball did a little bit and the seam stuck in the wicket a little bit but after that the wicket played pretty well. I thought we bowled really well in the middle, but we would have liked to close it out a little bit better at the death but when you're bowling at two set batters and quality of those two that can happen from time to time. We bowled a lot of good balls that still went to the boundary. I thought out execution was pretty good."

India definitely should have tried a Mankad. Might have saved them.

More from Adil Rashid: "Yeah, very pleased [with how I bowled], but everyone in the first 10-12 overs was fantastic. We were really happy with what we restricted them to.

"The ground has long straight boundaries and short square, so you did have to mix it up, but there was a bit of turn as well. We bowled exceptionally well as a unit.

"Jos and Alex were magnificent. When they're batting like that, no one can stop them. Everything they tried was going to the boundary!

"There was no chat between the innings, we all knew our jobs and our roles. We just went out there and did our thing. It was good viewing from the dugout!"

England bowler Adil Rashid: "This feels lovely! We've still got one game to go of course, but the atmosphere was electric, the boys were amazing so one more push.

"We didn't really speak about silencing the crowd or anything like that, but we knew that if we stuck to our strengths then naturally they wouldn't be as loud and that's what happened.

"When you're in the zone out there you can block them out a bit but it was definitely very loud, but thanks to them for all coming out to watch."

Ravi Bopara
Former England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

India just didn't put England's spinners under pressure and they are meant to be some of the best players of spin in the world. There was no slog sweeps or coming down the pitch.

They need to work on being able to hit more sixes, especially in the first 10 overs.

They don't have the bowling attack to defend 160 against a batting line-up like England's either.

Rohit Sharma looks devastated. India's wait for a World Cup of any kind goes on. Their last one was in 2011. They haven't won the T20 since 2007. They were awful in the second half of this match.

Player of the match Alex Hales: "This would be right up there for me as my perfect innings. India in the semi-final, big occasion, I'm so happy with how I played, it's special.

"This is one of the best grounds to bat at in the world, it's such a good surface and you get such good value for your shots with the shorter square boundaries. It's a ground I really enjoy playing at.

"I never thought I'd play in a World Cup again so this is so special, and to do it in a country where I love playing. It's one of the best nights of my career."

Ravi Bopara
Former England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

India just don't play aggressive enough, times have moved on from knocking it around in the first six and being happy with 40 on the board. Unless you've got a formidable bowling attack you are not going to get away with that.

They need to find players who are willing to be more dynamic in those first six overs and willing to try and get 60 on the board.

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Of all the places for England to play like that.

Adelaide, the scene of their lowest white-ball moment, the 2015 loss to Bangladesh that started all this.

Since then they have won the 50-over World Cup, reached two T20 finals, one T20 semi-final and a Champions Trophy semi.

Ravi Bopara
Former England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

I never doubted England, I always thought they'd win this game. I don't know how India got above England in being favourites for this game.

Coming into the competition I thought England were favourites to win the tournament.

England are a cut above India. They are not even close to this England side. There are a few changes that need to be made.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

There is a victory to savour and I really hope you've enjoyed listening to that.

There's a pocket of England fans absolutely 'avin it in Adelaide.

I'm having a beer tonight.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

England have taught India a lesson there quite frankly, especially with the way they've batted. Yes they have some good batters but they only really have Suryakumar Yadav who plays that 'in your face' style.

The final. Pakistan. The MCG. 08:00 GMT on Sunday.

1992 all over again.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Jos Buttler, England's captain, has won this semi-final in the most empathic manner.

That is the first big smile I've seen on Buttler's face. He normally has an assassin face.

England have steamrollered the might of India.

It's hard to put into words quite how good they have been, or what a monstrous victory that is.

Sensational.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

That will have to go down as one of England's finest T20 efforts.

They've won it before but it has to.

It is a really outstanding win.

England win by 10 wicketspublished at 16 overs

16 overs

Eng 170-0

Won with a six! England win by 10 wickets with four overs remaining.

That is an absolutely mauling.