England take on NZ for place in World T20 final

England star Jos Buttler in action at the World T20

England's cricketers take on in-form New Zealand for a place in the World Twenty20 final today. The Black Caps are unbeaten in the tournament after impressive wins over hosts India, Australia, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Eoin Morgan's men lost to the West Indies in their opening game, but have enjoyed a good run of form, beating South Africa, Afghanistan and defending Champions Sri Lanka. Kane Williamson's side topped their group, but are yet to play in Delhi, where England have played their last three matches. The winner of today’s semi will face either the Windies or hosts India in the final. New Zealand vs England starts at 5.30pm UAE time.

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