England lost a thrilling match against New Zealand in Abu Dhabi by five wickets following a late onslaught from the Black Caps, but Morgan declared himself proud of his team for their actions both on and off the field. When asked if he would like to continue as captain after England's defeat, Morgan replied: "I hope so. I think I'm still offering enough within the side. I absolutely love playing cricket at the moment for the changing room, the guys give absolutely everything. Those that are going to get better, they are at the forefront of change both on and off the field with a lot of things to be proud about, not just on the field."So I am incredibly proud to be their leader." After the first seven Papua New Guinea batsmen had all been dismissed in single figures, wicketkeeper Kiplin Doriga gave some respectability to the score by striking an unbeaten 46 from 34 balls, the highest individual score by anyone batting at number eight or lower in any ICC T20 WC match. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video playerLuton'sNathan Jones