England have learned to deal with their imperfections in the T20 World Cup following New Zealand win - but their luck must run out eventually, writes RICHARD GIBSON - News Summed Up

England have learned to deal with their imperfections in the T20 World Cup following New Zealand win - but their luck must run out eventually, writes RICHARD GIBSON


England have spent this entire Twenty20 World Cup talking about playing the perfect game, yet remain firmly in the hunt to become the first country to win the tournament three times because they have learned to deal with their imperfections. It speaks of the dysfunctional aspects of this team that Jacks, their No7 batsman and sixth bowler, has won four man-of-the-match awards in 20 days. On the balance of probabilities, their luck must run out eventually. The Kiwis face a nervous wait as defeat has presented the outside possibility of Pakistan pipping them for the last four. In England's favour is an extraordinary belief that they can win from anywhere, and an enviable team spirit.


Source: Daily Mail February 27, 2026 21:57 UTC



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