England charged into the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup with a ruthless 10-wicket thrashing of the United States.
Chris Jordan took a hat-trick – England’s first in men’s T20s – as the USA were dismissed for just 115 in Barbados.
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And defending champions England chased their target in just 9.4 overs meaning they are guaranteed to progress because of their excellent net run-rate.
Captain Jos Buttler ended on a brutal 83 not out – a knock which included five sixes in one Harmeet Singh over which cost 31.
Earlier Jordan’s hat-trick was part of a run of five wickets in six balls, four taken by the 35-year-old on the island of his birth as he returned figures of 4-10.
England do not yet know when, where or who they will play their semi-final but it will be on Wednesday (Thursday 01:30 BST) in Trinidad or Thursday (15:30 BST) in Guyana.
They could yet top Group 2 if West Indies beat South Africa later on Sunday (Monday 01:30 BST).
After that the picture will become clearer when Australia meet India on Monday in what is likely to be a must-win fixture for England’s Ashes rivals.
England could meet either of those two, Afghanistan or less likely Bangladesh, in the last four as they hunt a third world T20 title in a campaign that almost met a premature end two weeks ago.