There is one thing that opponents of England, in both major forms of white-ball cricket, need to be acutely aware of: Eoin Morgan's troops are consistently capable of both blistering starts and impactful finishes at the crease.
It is a major reason why they can be said, with some conviction, to boss the global limited-overs environment at present.
Top-ranked in one-day internationals and the World Cup holders into the bargain, England are also second only by a narrow margin to Australia right now on the Twenty20 international ladder.
