All‑rounder Alice Capsey urged England to keep the winning rhythm as they face New Zealand at The Oval on Saturday, aiming for a fifth straight T20 World Cup title. The team has won all four group games, including a 38‑run victory over West Indies at Lord’s, and sits atop Group B.

With New Zealand already secured a quarter‑final berth and topping the table, the match will decide the final group spot for the semi‑finals. England’s run of victories places them in a position to avoid a clash with six‑time champions Australia, who lead Group A. England’s dominance has boosted confidence heading into the knockout stage.

Capsey warned that New Zealand’s “brilliant” side carries match‑winners and will test England’s form. She said the pitch looks promising, but the focus must stay on what can be controlled: preparation, execution, and maintaining momentum. The team’s recent heat‑related accommodation hiccups have intensified the need for calm.

After a power outage and air‑conditioning failure at their previous hotel, Capsey’s side has moved to a new Battersea hotel, easing the stress of a 33‑degree forecast. Fans can stream the final group match for free on the Sky Sports App, with live coverage on Sky Sports Cricket and Main Event.