New Zealand ended England's hopes at the Men's T20 World Cup with a dramatic semi-final victory in Abu Dhabi.
England looked on course for Sunday's final until an assault from Jimmy Neesham swung the game in New Zealand's favour in a thrilling finale.
Neesham smashed three sixes, each a body blow to England's hopes, as the Black Caps' pursuit of 167 was given life.
The all-rounder was caught for 27 from 11 balls in the 18th over but, with 20 needed from 12 balls, opener Daryl Mitchell took on the attack.
He hit Chris Woakes for two sixes, finishing 72 not out from 47 balls as New Zealand won by five wickets with an over to spare.
England cantered through the group stage with four comprehensive wins but their quest to become the first team to hold both the men's 50-overs and T20 World Cups is now over.
New Zealand, beaten in incredible fashion when the sides met in the 2019 World Cup final, will face Australia or Pakistan - who meet on Thursday - in Dubai on Sunday.
Source: BBC