"I did have a glass of bubbly at the airport but the first thing I wanted to do was get some sleep because I was exhausted. Mentally and emotionally it was a very draining experience but obviously the best one. Team-mate Moeen averaged 46, including a fluent 51 not out from 37 balls to anchor England's total in the semis, and although spinner Adil Rashid took more wickets with nine, Moeen's seven came at an average of 11 and an economy rate of 5.50 - both team-leading totals. "I'm a lot happier with today's performance, I mean I can actually hit a double today! I didn't think that I was going to come into today, winning the game 5-0, but I'm so proud of myself and so happy. Quinton de Kock (16) provided the innings with some impetus after dispatching Mahedi Hasan (1-19) for back-to-back boundaries, although South Africa were reduced to 33-3 when De Kock was deceived by Hasan, before Ahmed squared up Aiden Markram with a beautiful delivery.