2b:T476,Kane Williamson, New Zealand skipper- Obviously played each other a number of occasions. It was always going to be a great game. Ebs and flows and the heart of the show. They put up a competitive on the board hut just by staying in there, building those partnerships and cashing on the little match-ups.

Not an experiment in front of Mitchell's character. It stood out today and stood every time that he has played for us. He has not enough at the top of the order but has brilliantly in high-pressure situations.

I mean we suppose we were a little bit behind but T20 cricket is a game of small margins depending upon surface and boundaries and that could be match-defining. In the death stage, we had wickets in hand and that was important.

He came out and hit the ball hard. It was a valuable knock from Neesham. It was some strong hitting which was ultimately the deciding factor. You are always trying to win those small moments. A fantastic innings for Daryl. We will be following that match (the 2nd semi-final). We are really pleased with our performance but we know we have a day still to go. 2c:T41e,Eoin Morgan, English skipper- Very little consolation. Coming into the game both teams were close in terms of skills but fortunately in a tight game we came at the wrong end of the stick. We represented ourselves really well. We continued to do that today but fell short. That can happen in cricket but I am extremely proud of the boys.

Probably hard to identify. We were right in the game till the 17th ort the 18th over. They had to push the button and their gameplan came off. We gave ourselves the best chance of winning. It was a two paced pitched. We are a six hitting side but struggled to hit sixes. We hung in there, we adapted to the conditions and got to a par score and felt right in the game in the halfway stage.

I mean to have Neesham to come out and hit sixes from ball one. He swayed the game in black cap's favour and all credit to him. I am still offering enough within the side. I absolutely love playing cricket at the moment. Lot of things to be proud. INcredibly proud to be leading the side. 2d:T479,Arya: The run chase was never going to be a straightforward one for New Zealand. For them to chase the target down, they needed a good opening partnership and Martin Guptill was one of the key players for the Kiwis to get his side off to a flier. However New Zealand lost Guptill and Williamson in quick succession as they were reduced to 13/2 and the pressure was well and truly on the Kiwis.

They were well behind the eight ball in the halfway stage of the run chase. It was a good partnership between Devon Conway and Mitchell but the latter in particular couldn't find the big shots and struggled in the sluggish track. New Zealand lost Conway and Glenn Phillips in quick succession but it was a gem of a knock from Jimmy Neesham which helped the Kiwis storm their way back into the game.

Right from ball one, looked in a murderous mood and kept finding the boundaries for fun. Following his dismissal, it was Mitchell who took the onus on himself and kept clearing the boundaries on a consistent basis. The last four overs were all New Zealand as they smashed 58 runs in 3 overs to win with an over to spare.