Sanju Samson's sublime fifty and Jasprit Bumrah's spell touched with unearthly genius on a batting beauty helped India secure a seven-run win over gallant England, as the defending champions powered to the T20 World Cup final in Mumbai on Thursday. Sanju Samson (89 off 42) overcame the Jofra Archer challenge through a slice of luck for his second successive fifty, firing India to a mammoth 253 for seven, the highest total in a knock-out game in the tournament's history. It was an above-par total at Wankhede but Jacob Bethell (105 off 48) led England's fightback with a sublime hundred after they lost three wickets in the powerplay for 68 runs. Overall, 499 runs were scored in the match.The previous highest match-aggregate in T20 World Cups is 459 (England vs South Africa, Mumbai, 2016)