2020 World Cup Schedule: England match dates, semi-final start times and television viewing

Each team plays with the remaining five in the group, and the winners and runners-up go to the semi-final knockout stage we now know. The semi-finals are England against New Zealand and Pakistan against Australia.

What were the results of the group matches of England?

When are the elimination rounds?

November 10, 14:00: England v New Zealand, Abu Dhabi
November 11, 14:00: Pakistan v Australia, Dubai

November 14, 14:00: Final, Dubai.

What is the latest news about the English national team?

England are facing a nervous wait for the outcome of Jason Roy’s calf scan, which is set to determine whether a ready-made kick-off will be available for the T20 World Cup semi-finals against New Zealand.

The Black Caps will face England in the rematch of the epic 2019 World Cup final on Wednesday in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday, after beating Afghanistan and securing second place in Group 2 Super 12, ahead of India.

Although England lost for the first time in their campaign against South Africa on Saturday, as a Group 1 winner they advanced to the knockout matches, but this was mitigated by Roy’s injury during the failed run.

After being called for a single, Roy took a few steps forward, digging the rest of the way and then falling in obvious pain before being helped off the field, seemingly on the verge of tears as he retired injured.

He was later seen on crutches in Sharjah, putting his participation in the rest of the tournament in immediate doubt, and it is understood that he should find out his fate on Monday after an assessment on Sunday.

England captain Eoin Morgan said immediately after the defeat against Proteas in 10 games: “We all hope he succeeds in some way or there is some way that will help him through one if not two games.

“But we have to do what’s best for Jason in the end and then for the team.”

James Vince is one of two traveling reservists and could have parachuted into the team if Roy were ruled out for England, giving his teammate Sam Billings a chance to come to the side, albeit probably in the middle order.

This would lead to a reshaping of the striking lineup as the current ODI world champions face off against the winners of the inaugural World Test Championship.

Under a plausible scenario, in addition to Josh Buttler, who amassed 240 runs in this tournament with an incredible average of 120 and a striking rate of 155.84, Dawid Malan, Jonny Bairstow, Liam Livingstone or Moeen Ali would open up.

Pakistan will face Australia in the second semi-final after finishing ahead of New Zealand in their group with a 72-run victory over Scotland. Babara Azama’s team is the only country to have won all five matches in the group.