ICC World Twenty20: Watch both England semi-finals on Sky Sports
Then don't miss our highlights shows and The Verdict
Wednesday 30 March 2016 14:50, UK
England and England Women are in ICC World Twenty20 semi-final action today - and you can watch both matches live on Sky Sports.
Join us on Sky Sports 2 now as Charlotte Edwards' team take on Australia, winners of the last three women's World T20 finals.
Then from 1.30pm Kumar Sangakkara and Mike Atherton join Ian Ward to bring you coverage of the showdown between Eoin Morgan's England and New Zealand.
As ever, you'll also be able to follow all the action via our over-by-over commentary on digital platforms and don't miss a ball if you're on the move, thanks to Sky Go and NOW TV.
If you want to re-live all the best bits then don't miss highlights of the Women's match from 6.30pm on Sky Sports 2, followed by highlights of the men's game from 7.30pm on the same channel.
Then we'll bring you all the reaction from the semi-finals in The Verdict, live from 8.30pm, with Matt Prior, Mark Butcher and Bob Willis joining Charles Colvile to give their opinion on the key moments and analyse where each game was won and lost.
Before then there's a wealth of content to consume across our digital platforms, including an exclusive column by England left-armer David Willey, who has picked his six moments of the tournament so far.
Wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler has been discussing how and when he decides to go big in white-ball cricket, while all-rounder Chris Jordan has given Rob Key an insight into how England's seamers have been honing their yorker skills.
Typically, Morgan has been coy over how England will line-up on Wednesday but he has admitted that he's been stunned by the side's transformation in limited-overs cricket since the disastrous 50-over World Cup campaign.
Plus check out our analysis of the key talking points ahead of England v New Zealand, Nasser Hussain and Key analysing the Delhi pitch and find out why Edwards believes 'frenemies' Australia are overwhelming favourites to make it through.
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