England vs India, 20th Match, Group E at London, , Jun 14 2009 - Match Result

That's just about it. Hope you've enjoyed the commentary from both our matches today. I'm Will Luke, and do join me and Andrew McGlashan again tomorrow for another pair of matches in this enthralling tournament. Goodnight.

Post match ceremony

Ryan Sidebottom wins the Man-of-the-Match award.

Collingwood: "A lot of English supporters, but we got booed at the home of cricket by the Indian fans - which was a bit strange. So that gave us a bit of motivation. It was a fantastic performance. We really put India under a lot of pressure. We were hoping the wicket would have pace and it did; we got the balls in good areas."

Dhoni: "We lost it in the middle. They used the bouncers really well, and I don't think we changed our gameplans really well. But there are no excuses. We lost because we didn't bat well." He defended his decision to keep Yuvraj down the order. Do they miss Sehwag? "Rohit was doing the job for us. But, yes, we missed him but he was out with an injury so we couldn't really help that."

Well, what a win that is. India's dug-out is stunned - one of the pre-tournament favourites, and a brilliant side they are, have been thrown out by the hosts. It was a wonderfully tight and tense game and all the players look absolutely exhausted. As am I. That's a fabulous effort from England who weren't at their best, by any stretch, but their bowlers really clawed things back. We'll bring you the post-match things shortly.

Eight needed from one ball. Now, Sidebottom really doesn't want to bowl a no-ball here. That'd be rubbish

9 from 2. Who wants this match? Go on - who wants it?!

15 from 3. Six?

16 from 4. Four fours will do it

19 from 6. 19 runs from the last over. Nineteen from six balls. England, can you hold your nerve? India, do you want it? India must win to stay in the competition. If England lose, they can still reach the semi-finals. Delays as Collingwood fiddles his field. Has he got enough fielders in the ring? Here comes Sidebottom, hair flapping all over the shop

Good over for Broad, bar the cock-up with the fielding

22 from 8

24 from 9

Drama, panic, madness out in the middle

27 from 11

Morgan's on the field. Not sure who he's replacing

28 from the last two overs. Sidebottom's going to get the last over: here's Broad, around the wicket. Down the slope. This is massive. This is huge. Don't go anywhere: India are still in it. It's still achievable

India need a boundary. The dug-out all have their arms crossed, leaning forward, frowning, sweating. Much like me

Anderson's got a frown on now. India's fans are all cheering and jumping and shouting and here comes Anderson

That was a crucial over and Wright did okay there. Not too bad. 39 from 18 balls now. Who's it going to be now? Anderson. Three overs to go! India must win to stay alive in the competition.

Wright mops his brow. Here he comes