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MONZA, Italy -- Felipe Massa has revealed he made up his mind on retirement before the summer break and did not enter into negotiations with any team about a drive in 2017.?On the media day for this weekends Italian Grand Prix Massa called time on his 15-year career, which will end at the season finale at Abu Dhabi. It comes after months of speculation about Massa being replaced by Jenson Button at the conclusion of his contract at the end of this year.?However, Massa confirmed he decided on his future plans before the summer break.I have known for a few months, he said at the press conference. And I did not speak to any other teams, even Williams, about 2017.Sometimes maybe when I said I want to stay, I was not lying, but it was not exactly what was happening. I wanted the opportunity to this moment that everyone remembers.Massas switch to Williams in 2014 kept him on the grid after a seven-year stint at Ferrari. 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Brad Taylors men charged into the quarter-finals with three wins out of three in the group stage - a 299-run thumping of Fiji, a 61-run victory over West Indies, and a 129-run triumph against Zimbabwe.Sri Lanka are next up for England on Sunday, with the three other last-eight ties seeing hosts Bangladesh battle surprise package Nepal; three-time champions India tackle Namibia; and Pakistan play West Indies.Each of the games will be broadcast live on Sky Sports and youd be mad to miss any of them… Jack Burnham celebrates his century against Zimbabwe England v Sri Lanka, 2.30am, Sunday, Sky Sports 5Plenty of players have contributed for England so far in their pursuit of a first World Cup trophy since 1998, with Jack Burnham (298 runs) and Dan Lawrence (288 runs) top of the run-scoring charts and Saqib Mahmood (11) having taken the most wickets. Durhams Burnham - picked by Sir Ian Botham as one to watch for 2016 - has clubbed two hundreds, with Lawrence biffing 174 as well as two valuable fifties. Bowler Mahmood, meanwhile, has snared consecutive four-fors after taking 3-2 against Fiji, and is backed up in the bowling department by Surreys Sam Curran. Kamindu Mendis bowls left and right-arm spin Sri Lanka suffered defeat in their final pool match to Pakistan but wins over Canada and Afghanistan - accrued courtesy of 70-odds for captain Charith Asalanka - booked their place in the quarter-finals. All the talk about Sri Lanka, though, is focussing on ambidextrous spinner Kamindu Mendis, who has the ability to bowl left and right-arm twirl. The 17-year-old is a danger with the blade, too, capable of unfurling a gorgeous textbook cover drive and an unorthodox reverse paddle with equal ease. Mendis is not bad at reverse sweeping either Bangladesh v Nepal, 2.30am, Friday, Sky Sports 2Nazmul Hossain Shanto is aaveraging just the 200 in the World Cup, after hitting 73 against South Africa, an unbeaten 113 against Scotland and 14 not out against Namibia - the latter score might not look much but The Tigers were only chasing 66 to win! Nepal will be no pushovers, though, as New Zealand found out in the pool phase.dddddddddddd Keep an eye on 15-year-old Sandeep Lamichhane, too, the Nepalese spinner took a hat-trick against Ireland.India v Namibia, 2.30am, Saturday, Sky Sports 4 Indias Sarfaraz Khan plays in the IPL for Bangalore India, World Cup winners in 2000, 2008 and 2012, coasted into the business end of the tournament with Sarfaraz Khan - who took the IPL by storm last year - and Rishabh Pant crunching two fifties apiece - Pants half-century against Nepal was the swiftest seen at Under-19 level, coming from just 18 balls. Namibia, in the quarters for the first time, have their work cut out, though a narrow win over South Africa and a talented top order will give them hope of an upset.Pakistan v West Indies, 2.30am, Monday, Sky Sports 4 West Indies Mankaded their way into the quarter-finals Eyes will be on the non-strikers end in this match with West Indies having secured their last-eight berth at the expense of Zimbabwe with a controversial Mankading. The fallout from that has taken away somewhat form the fact the Windies possess real talent, including batsman Shamar Springer, who has biffed a ton and a fifty so far. Pakistan will be favourites, however, having come through their group with a 100 per cent record and won the event twice before, in 2004 and 2006. Get a Sky Sports Week Pass Watch the ICC U19 World Cup live on NOW TV without a contract from ￡6.99 Also See: Sri Lankas ambidextrous spinner Windies win via Mankad Under 19 World Cup fixtures Live cricket on Sky ' ' '