"I think he wanted to show us that life had more potential than where we were and just give us a nicer life. I don't think he planned for it to last as long as it did. Maybe it was the fact that we got on so well with the family that it turned into a regular occurrence." 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. "After last night, I'd soaked up the atmosphere, so I was a little bit more relaxed going into today's performance," she said after the match. The 30-year-old has won five times on the European Tour but has yet to win in the United States, and he has slipped down the world rankings after a victory drought which dates back to the Nedbank Golf Challenge in November 2019. He has shown signs of a return to form in recent weeks, though, and finished tied for second at the Italian Open earlier this month.Appearances - One (2018)Record - Played 3 Won 1 Lost 2 Halved 0