England's Limited-overs revolution started with a series against New Zealand in 2015, which they won. Here again, they win and are on the verge of making history by becoming the first team to win the World T20 twice. Who will they face in the final, India or West Indies? All of that depends on the game at Wankhede tomorrow, so don't forget to join us for that. Until then, its goodbye from me.
Kane Williamson. "At the halfway stage, credit to England, I knew we were probably a touch short. The 180-mark was realistic and it would have been a closer game. We were beaten by a far better team. We weren't able to stem the flow of runs, it was a fantastic knock by Jason Roy. We backed our bowlers to defend anything but the damage was done early."
England captain Eoin Morgan admits it couldn't have gone too much better. "We have played a few matches here and knew it was hard to start an innings. 180 would have been a really good score on the wicket. We have a lot of belief and confidence going around. We play a very aggressive brand with the bat. It's lead by Hales and Roy at the top. It's a good position to be in with the death bowlers we have and the long batting line-up."
For his 44-ball 78, Jason Roy is the Man of the Match. Roy: "The bowling unit did really well, they are a hugely dangerous line-up. I tried to get the team off to a good start and it went quite well. It was a chance to get off to a great start on a decent wicket.
"I gave it a crack and it came off. I got a few boundaries early and kept going from there. It's the way a lot of us play, we have that opportunity to do what they want and be free with their skills. I just looked at the runs needed and knocked them off, if you let the occasion get to you it can be to your detriment."
17.1 Santner to Buttler, SIX, and England are into the final in style as Buttler launches a short ball over mid-wicket and England win with 17 balls and seven wickets to spare.
16.5 Sodhi to Buttler, SIX, goes again, same shot but this slightly to the left of the bowler and it is another six. Buttler is getting England home comfortably.
12.6 Sodhi to Root, FOUR, short again, and Root pulls. This time, he has threaded the gap between deep midwicket and square leg for a boundary. Eng are still winning this.