Silverwood’s T20 vision

10-3 Prominent, led over 1f out, ridden inside final furlong, kept on and headed towards finish, 2nd of 9, 1/2l behind Get Boosting at Wolverhampton 5f 2yo hco 0-75 (5). 4-1 Led 1f, remained prominent, every chance well over 1f out, no extra final furlong, 3rd of 10, 4l behind Dylan De Vega at Beverley 5f nov med aut stk (5) gd in May.

33-1 Keen prominent stand side, ridden over 2f out, weakened final furlong, 25th of 28, 28l behind Under The Stars at Newmarket 6f 2yo auc (2) gs.

6-5fav Chased leaders, ridden and hung left over 1 out, kept on same pace, no chance with front pair final furlong, 3rd of 4, 6l behind Spirit Of The Sky at Nottingham 5f 2yo mdn (4) hvy. 8-1 Keen early, always well placed, ridden and hung left 1f out, one pace, 6th of 11, 6l behind Rominintheglomin at Ffos Las 6f 2yo hcp 0-60 (6) gd in Sep.

CRICKET England’s thrilling World Cup final victory over New Zealand will be consigned to the history books as the two sides prepare to meet in a Twenty20 series down under, insists new head coach Chris Silverwood.

Hosts England beat the Black Caps on the boundary count-back rule at Lord’s in July, the first time England have tasted 50-over World Cup success. Now, the limited-overs side is in New Zealand preparing for a five-match T20 tournament.

And Silverwood, who stepped up from bowling coach to replace Trevor Bayliss in October, wants his side focused on the task at hand.

“I’m sure there will be a few conversations but we are here to focus on the series in front of us,” he said when asked if the World Cup would remain a talking point. “It was a fantastic game of cricket – but we have got to move on.

“There is a different series in front of us now and we have got to concentrate on that.”