England's Under-19 cricket team secured a spot in the World Cup semi-finals with a dominant 65-run victory over New Zealand. Manny Lumsden was the star performer, taking five wickets for just 17 runs. The win solidifies England's strong showing in the tournament and sets up an exciting semi-final clash.

England posted a score of 234-7 after batting first, with Ben Mayes top-scoring with 53 runs. The team's bowlers then restricted New Zealand to 169 runs in their chase. England's captain, Thomas Rew, praised Lumsden's aggressive bowling and the team's resilience.

They will face either Australia or Afghanistan in the semi-finals, depending on India's performance. With a strong net run rate, England will be looking to continue their impressive form. The U19 World Cup is a key event for identifying future stars, and England is hoping to go all the way.

This victory is a testament to the team's consistent performance. The semi-finals are scheduled for February 3rd or 4th. The young Lions have shown great potential. The team will be hoping to secure the title and continue their impressive run.