5 memorable moments from the England-New Zealand semis that don't fade away

Colin Munro switch hit — Colin Munro (L) hits a switch hit for six as England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler looks on.

New Zealand’s collapse

New Zealand collapse — Liam Plunkett(R) celebrates after his dismissal of New Zealand's Colin Munro.

The Blackcaps were coasting towards a big total at one point. With 95 runs on board and just a wicket gone in 10.3 overs, they looked set to mount a huge total in theremaining overs.

However, that’s when Kane Williamson fell and it all changed.

In an epic turn of events, England made one of the greatest comebacks as they restricted New Zealand to a lowly 153—just 62 runs in the last 57 balls, helping themselves to 7 wickets in the process.

New Zealand had been the most sensible side in the tournament up until today. Though, credit has to be given to England for some astute bowling.