'A confident group' - England bursting with belief before semi-final

England never been more confident going into semi - EdwardsTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, England make breakthrough with three wickets in four ballsByMatthew HenryBBC Sport Journalist at The OvalPublished13 minutes ago6 CommentsEngland have "never been more confident" going into a World Cup semi-final, says coach Charlotte Edwards.Edwards' side made it five wins from five at the T20 World Cup by beating New Zealand on Saturday, giving them real momentum going into next week's knockout stage.They have reached five of the past six World Cup semi-finals across formats but have not won a title since their famous 50-over win at Lord's in 2017."It is a confident group," Edwards told BBC Test Match Special."They are feeling we can win from anywhere, but equally different people are always putting their hands up within the group and putting in those match-winning performances, which we have always asked for."We are quietly confident and looking forward to a big next week."What information do we collect from this quiz?Although England were always expected to progress from Group Two, the manner of their performances has still been impressive.They racked up 200 or more against Sri Lanka and Scotland, scored an equally impressive 186-7 on a tricky pitch against West Indies at Lord's, and romped home with 2.4 overs to spare in a chase of 164 against the White Ferns as Danni Wyatt-Hodge made an unbeaten 89."The goal was to win the group," Edwards said."To go through unbeaten is really pleasing. Our batting has been particularly powerful and a real positive for us."I thought we bowled really well tonight on a good pitch. You saw how good that pitch was."We seem to be getting better with each game which is really good going into the business end of the tournament."England will not find out their semi-final opponents until...