9.55pm That's just about it from us tonight. Another remarkable contest of ebb and flow between England and New Zealand. But there's plenty more to come, starting with Australia versus Pakistan at the same time tomorrow, and culminating in the World Cup final on Sunday night in Dubai. Will it be third time lucky for New Zealand? You have to wonder... from Miller, Varun, Chandan and the team, thanks and goodnight!

Oh, and here's Sampath with a stat to see you into the night: "New Zealand chased down 57 runs in the last four overs, the most target runs successfully chased by any team in men's T20Is at the death overs (where we have BBB data). Previous most was 56 by Australia vs Pakistan 2010 and Zimbabwe vs Scotland 2021."

Chris Silverwood is speaking to Sky "It just shows this game is never over, we went through our plans but sometimes you have to take your hat off to certain people. Today just wasn't our day."

Rajiv: "Would love to hear what Neesham would say tthis. Love his sense of humour."

RDSS: "That's a full-circle of destiny right there. Luck favored England then with the overthrows. It favored a bit to NZ today with Bairstow catch and few missed run-outs . What a game! "

Mahesh Balaji: "Eng's fifth bowler bowled really well. The batters handled the last few overs brilliantly. Let's give credit where it's due (to NZ) even in the absence of dew."

Presentation time

Kane Williamson: "We've played each other on a number of occasions, knew it would be a great game of cricket, and really chuffed with the heart that was shown throughout that performance. Outstanding from Mitchell at the top, but cashing in on the match-ups [was crucial]. His character stood out today, an incredible knock, not done it a lot at the top of the order. T20 cricket is a game of small margins, depending on the surface, short side... can all be match-defining. We had wickets in hand which was really important. Neesham came out and hit the ball hard, and changed the momentum of the game. Ultimately the deciding factor."

As to the final: "The guys have been watching most of the games. It'll be a fantastic match, highly competitive. We know we have another challenge coming up and we'll chance our focus after tonight."

Eoin Morgan: "Full credit to Kane and his team, they outplayed us today, I can't fault anything that we've done tonight, we've fought hard and represented ourselves well, but come up short tonight. Incredibly proud of the guys. Hard to identify the key moments, they built up until they had to push the button, then came good. He held them at bay up to that point. It was a sluggish pitch and we struggled to hit sixes, a good indication it was two-paced. We posted a par score and felt in the game at the halfway side. To have the ability to hit sixes from ball one like [Neesham], full credit to him. I hope to be back, I am still offering enough, and I love playing in this changing room. Incredibly proud to be their leader."

Daryl MItchell is Player of the Match: "A bit of a whirlwind, nice to get the job done and move onto the big dance. Challenging, especially at the start. The way Devon Conway batted through the middle, and Neesh, really helped us. It's a game of momentum, we knew we needed one or two big overs, and the way he struck the ball from ball one... With what's going on in the world, for my dad to travel half way round the world and be here is pretty cool."

Thara: "Morgan will be regretting picking up Sam Billings. All he did was take a catch. Could have used an extra bowler today. " Hindsight is a wonderful thing...

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Matt Roller has this gem, which I missed earlier, but you love some good match-up geekery, don't you? "Incredibly niche but: Conway is a rare left-hander in that he has a better record against balls that turn away from the bat than ones that spin in, evidenced by his strong inside-out game through the covers. That could be why Livingstone has bowled so many legbreaks to him, straying from his usual plan." So nearly the basis of his post-match piece, I'll bet. Back to the drawing board now!

9.33pm New Zealand are into their third World Cup final in four attempts! That was a ballsy display against the pre-tournament favourites, and it all comes down to that man Daryl Mitchell, with his All Black dad looking on. A huge hand too from the nearly man of 2019 Jimmy Neesham.... that dismantling of Chris Jordan turned the tide. England were up against it trying to defend in these conditions, but in truth the dew factor was not a huge deal tonight. Ultimately they suffered for a lack of options, in the absence of Tymal Mills, in spite of an immense spell from Liam Livingstone.

Chris Woakes looked to have given England the upper hand in the Powerplay, but they were reeled in, over by over, blow by blow. And well, it hasn't yet laid the ghosts of 2019 entirely ... that will have to wait until the final in Dubai on Sunday. But what a mighty team Kane Williamson has pulled together! Finalists in 2015, Finalists in 2019, Finalists in 2021. And a World Test mace in between whiles. These are the times of their lives.

One blow away now...

Santner on strike now... does he try to be the hero, or just keep it out?

Phillips said they wanted to win with an over to spare... it's on now!

Usama: "Just for stats, England still 3 boundaries ahead on boundary count"... make that two!

Mind you... I think England got 20 from their final two overs ... Oh God, what's wrong with these two teams! Woakes will bowl the penultimate. Ironically, it was Jordan's 19th in 2016 final that coulda shoulda won it for England... big over again! So many big overs! It's all utterly vast!