Harry Manenti | Italy captain: "Yeah, I think we always knew that England were going to come hard, and that's the way they play their cricket, and it's entertaining. But we knew if we could try and take wickets throughout the start of that game, we're always in it for the middle and the back-end. (on Jacks) Yeah, I think he batted excellently and showed that when you take it deep, when you've got that power in their lineup, that anything can happen really. But we were trying to do our best on a smallish field on a good wicket against a really good lineup to try and minimise their total where we could, and we knew that wickets at the front-end would hopefully do that. As you can see, 200 wasn't that far above par today, but yeah, we probably let them get a few too many which hurt us in the chase. (on Ben Manenti) Yeah, that was some impressive hitting. We lost a few early and for him to come out and just strike the ball from the get-go, really put pressure on England. And if you see that towards the back-end, Grant Stewart did the same thing when he came out. And it showed that when you get a little partnership together and put some pressure on, then anything can happen. (on their performances, what do they need to do to tajke that step up?) Yeah, I think a lot of the Associate nations, have really put some pressure on some big nations and that's really exciting from the game's point of view, I think. We're one of those teams who today, we put some pressure on England and we had no right to really. Against Nepal, we played a really good game of cricket as well. So I think that it's impressive across the competition that that's happening. Good for the game, especially with 20 teams in the competition. But I think it's just a matter of games under our belt in those situations against class opposition. You know, one of the top ranked teams in the world for us, who are ranked 27th to be coming out here and putting pressure on them is something that we should take great belief in that we can keep doing that moving forward. (on his emotions when Ben got out) Firstly, I was proud of him. I've seen how hard he works, especially on his batting as well, which probably doesn't get as much of a look in. And tonight he got an opportunity to show the world how good he is with the bat. I thought he bowled a really good first few overs. He got a bit of a tap in that last one, but that's T20 cricket. But it was one of the big components of why we were in this game tonight. And, you know, the same thing with Grant Stewart at the end. Like, he's a lower-order batter usually in Kent in the county system and for him to come out tonight and show what he is capable of doing is proud for me as a captain and player of Italy cricket. So hopefully we continue to get these opportunities to show how good some of our players are on the world stage. (on their last game) Yeah, we've got nothing to lose. We came in today thinking the same thing. For a lot of players it was probably their biggest game that they have ever played in their careers, and for some, the biggest game they will ever play, so we've got another opportunity against a really strong West Indies side who have shown their power and their ability, and it's up to us to try and go and compete again and really push them to the limits, and I think that's our aim across the whole competition."