Swann: England won two massive games with aplomb
Graeme Swann heaped praise on England's performances against India and New Zealand, after their semi-final-clinching victory over the Black Caps.
03/07Result
41st match, ICC Cricket World Cup at Chester-le-Street, Jul 3 2019
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![England]( "England")
305/8 -
![New Zealand]( "New Zealand")
186 (45/50 ov)
Player of the Match
03/07Result
41st match, ICC Cricket World Cup at Chester-le-Street, Jul 3 2019
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![England]( "England")
305/8 -
![New Zealand]( "New Zealand")
186 (45/50 ov)
Player of the Match
Vettori: Bairstow thrives with Roy at the other end
Daniel Vettori believes Jonny Bairstow plays with more confidence when partnered with Jason Roy, while Graeme Swann praised the opener's "brilliant" innings
Vettori: Players of Neesham's quality are like gold dust
Daniel Vettori says James Neesham's ability to bat at No. 6 and bowl ten overs has had a huge impact for the side
Jofra Archer should be rested - Swann
Graeme Swann believes that Moeen Ali should play against New Zealand
Vettori: Boult can perform during any phase of the game
Daniel Vettori says he would bring back Tim Southee for New Zealand's crunch game against England
Match Coverage
All Match NewsSky Sports will show World Cup final on free-to-air if England qualify
Broadcaster seeks to capitalise on 'once-in-a-generation' opportunity to spread the sport to wider UK audience
Liam Plunkett clarifies free-to-air remarks amid Sky access debate
Fast bowler calls for final to be available "to as many people as possible" as interest grows ahead of knock-outs
Williamson unlucky, I have the 'smallest' hands - Wood
Two impressive performances have taken into the semi-finals with confidence restored but they know this is the bare minimum they needed to do
Jonny Bairstow - Jason Roy union moves into very special territory
England have come a long way since the debacle of 2015, and it seems they're not done yet
New Zealand's No. 1 (and No. 2) problem
Between them, New Zealand's openers have scored only 299 runs in 16 innings. It is a problem that doesn't seem to be going away
