England vs Nepal highlights, T20 World Cup Updates: ENG beat NEP by 4 runs in Mumbai

It wasn't easy at all, thankfully got over the line. They played extremely well and not many teams take Adil Rashid like they did. I thought we were in a very good position to defend that. I wish them all the best for the rest of the comp. Beth played outstanding, the way he was rocking back and hitting the spinners into the stands was great. I just said we put 2-3 wickets and it all changes. We have so many options. I don't think Sam bowled until a lot later. Rashid got a tap there and it's not often that he doesn't bowl four overs. I am sure he will bounceback. He knew exactly what he was going to bowl.

I think full credit to Nepal. They were absolutely brilliant. We saw that this was tricky when we batted, but they played against us really very well and they really took us close there. They played brilliantly. It's nice to spend some time in the middle (on his batting). I've been a bit short over the last month or so and by keeping it simple, the guys in the middle have described to me what it's like out there, so just let the ball come, nice and easy to do it. I think you don't get the answer to that one. It was very tough as hell. I saw they were debating (if he felt Nepal missed a trick by bowling pace in the last over). I think the helmet ran out and then ran off, so obviously in hindsight they might have done that, but all in all they were tactically very good. They've obviously pushed us right to the edge there. I think if the surfaces are going to continue to behave like that, then that's going to be crucial going forward (on the pitch). There's obviously a lot of games to be played in this World Cup and Dawson was absolutely brilliant today. And I think having that adaptability is going to hopefully leave us in good stead. (on his new hairstyle) And the new haircut has gone pretty well. One from one with a new hairdo. Hopefully that contributes to a few more wins.

Lokesh is playing an innings of his life here. He is on 32 from just 13 deliveries, slamming the ball all over the park. There is a conference here between Buttler Brook and Wood. It is slipping away from England, and there is a shift in momentum in the game and the stadium. It does seem like we are having our first upset.

That is a bit of poor cricket from Nepal, a wicket just fell, and Paudel, trying to take Dawson, ended up giving the catch to mid-wicket. Two set batters have fallen here for Nepal, and the balance of this game again has swung towards England. It will be interesting to see the slog power that Nepal has, which is extremely important in this format of the game. More often than not, nations coming up do have all bases covered, but death bowling and slog batting require specialised skills from players, and that is what will differentiate how quickly they can grow.

Brook has turned to Archer here, and it is the 13th over. Did he pull the plug too early, did the England skipper? Yes, the partnership is building, and it is looking threatning and they need a wicket, but is it worthy enough period in the game to use Archer here? It does seem like one of those inexperienced captaincy errors from Brook, where he just went a bit too early. He could have gone with Bethell, who is a left-arm spinner, or Luke Wood, who is another seamer in the attack. If Archer is not going to pick a wicket in that over, that will be a massive win for Nepal.

Will Jacks threw one back, and the batter Bhurtel tried to charge down the track and push one through the leg-side, got the leading edge, and Jacks took the catch. The England skipper has turned to spin early on here, as the ball was gripping a bit in the first innings, and there is a high chance it will grip a bit more. We have seen in IPL at times during the day games where the pitch gets slower, but given it had live grass last evening, it might not be as bad. Batters who are looking to go after the bowling still might be able to.

Bhurtel has got a brilliant start. England has tried to hit Nepal with pace, but they seem to be more than equipped to handle it. Bhrutel espically the faster it came, the faster it went to the boundary. Early troubles for England here in Nepal are going at 10s. Liam Dawson has come into the attack early, that is the change Harry Brook has made, they will need a wicket do the two-time champions as things are getting tricky here. And mind you, it is a pretty good wicket compared to what we saw yesterday.

I think it's a good score. After 6-7 overs, was kind of thinking about 180, if went well ready to sneak it up to 200, but really happy with 185. We just got to go and defend it now. I think it depends what kind of seam, the off-pace deliveries for everyone was pretty hard.

Harry Brook, after the fifty, tried to hit one over the extra-cover, which was pitched up, and the ball went high in the air, and the cover fielder took a nice catch under the sun. This is a good bowling performance from Nepal; they kept chipping away with wickets throughout the innings.

Bethell has fallen here after getting to 50. Airee tossed one in, and it did seem like it was stuck in the pitch for a bit, and Bethell, as soon as he hit the ball, knew he did not get anywhere near the middle and ended up giving the catch to the long-on fielder. Well, from England perspective, it is the wrong time to lose a wicket just when the partnership is looking to accelerate. Sam Curran has walked into the middle, and they need a bit of finishing touch here do the English. It will be interesting to see how Rohit will rotate these final five overs. As we update, Airee has come back and picked Sam Curran.

Lamichhane has bowled well here. He pulled back things. England were scoring at 10s, but he constantly kept asking questions of the batters, which Harry Brook especially did not have many answers for. Interestingly, Rohit has decided to take him out of the attack and bring in Mala, who did pick a wicket but has erred on the shorter side through the afternoon for the most part. One could sense there was a bit of pressure building on Brook, and over more of Lamichane here might have brought them a wicket, but it seems like the skipper wants him for later as well here.

That is the third wicket for Nepal. Saneep Lamichhane has come in and struck off the first ball after the water break. Tom Banton tried to play the sweep and missed the ball completely, and it was a proper leg-spinner which hit the pads of the batter, and it looked plumb. Although England have got runs, they have lost one wicket too many here. Harry Brook has come in early, and Nepal has an opportunity to create a few inroads here. The Nepal crowd in the stadium are buzzing with the start they had in this game.

Sher Malla has picked up the wicket of Phil Salt the ball drifted and did seem like was stuck in the surface and the batter tried to work on the leg-side and short-fine completes the catch. It was the first delivery for Sher Malla and he has picked up the wicket. Nepal has started well here. Jacob Bethell has walked in for England he scored a couple of sumptous boundaries to get his innings underway. Sher Malla with the adrenaline of wicket in that over slipped in a couple of short deliveries which the batter punished.

Well there is a lot of Nepal crowd in the stand and we might be witnessing an Afghanistan in making here with Nepal. Regardless of the result one thing we can expect from Nepal is they are going to play with heart and it is upto England to not get complecant and play pretty well.

We're gonna have a bat first. We feel like the pitch is gonna be in best shape in the first innings, and then hopefully we can bowl well and defend our score in the second innings. (on the conditions) Yeah, it looked like there was a little bit of spin in it and a little bit of bounce, so hopefully we can utilise that in the second innings. (on the side) Yeah, we wanted to go two up and out and seamers up top with the new ball, see if we can get it to swing and get a few early wickets in the powerplay, and then pretty much everything else is already settled. Yeah, playing really well. I think that tour to Sri Lanka was awesome preparation for this, and we can take a hell of a lot of confidence going into this one. (on the captaincy) Yeah, feeling good, feeling good with the bat, and hopefully I can make some good decisions as captain as well. On and off the field. (message to the boys) Yeah, definitely. You can't take any side for granted. We know what can happen in T20 World Cups. There's a little bit more pressure, but that's been the main messaging from us, is just to stay in the moment as much as we can and adapt to the situation and the surfaces.

Philip Salt, Jos Buttler(w), Jacob Bethell, Tom Banton, Harry Brook(c), Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Liam Dawson, Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid, Luke Wood

Philip Salt, Jos Buttler(w), Jacob Bethell, Tom Banton, Harry Brook(c), Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Liam Dawson, Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid, Luke Wood

"It is just something you don't necessarily put a target on the board. The aim is to try and get as many runs as possible," Hope noted. "I wouldn't necessarily say we are looking to get a 300-plus score. As a batter, you want to get as many runs as you can. You certainly can get it done here in these Indian conditions. From a fielding standpoint, the aim is to try and limit as much damage as you can."

"The process was done internally at the ECB, which we were all a part of. We've dealt with the processes of the last little while, I thought, pretty well. They've been severely reprimanded. And, to be honest, I find it quite annoying that we keep going on and on about it,” added McCullum.

"I don't think the boys went overboard at all. In fact, I thought a lot of the pile-on for it was completely out of line. Noosa is where people go to retire. There was a reason why we chose Noosa. It was being made out as this big stag do place. It couldn't be further from that. If we wanted a stag do and we wanted a lair up, we would have gone to Gold Coast. It's not all about what goes on on the field. If you do that, then you won't last long in this game. Again, I feel a lot of it was completely out of order, the fallout from it or the pile-on from it. In the end, they're good at cricket. That's what their gift is. They're not the finished articles as people yet,” McCullum said in an interview with the broadcasters post England’s win in Sri Lanka.

"This cliché that the cover‑up is worse than the crime is trotted out all the time. Give me a break. It's ridiculous. If he goes out on the eve of a game, has one too many, gets clocked by a bouncer, and people are saying the problem is in the comms and the PR. At some point, you have to take individual responsibility. I thought the celebration when he got the 100 in Sri Lanka was slightly… I mean, you don't want to be po‑faced about all this, you can have a bit of humour about it, but I just thought it was slightly inappropriate and didn't suggest someone who had shown much contrition."But I agree that people make mistakes. You have to support them after that and help them grow and get better."

Hello and welcome to our live blog of England taking on Nepal in game five. It is Wankhede, it should be an easier game for England on paper, but Nepal is a pretty canny side, and they might have an upset in their locker today. Do stay with us to get all the live updates.