ICC World Cup | It’s an India vs New Zealand semifinal, yet again

India will be meeting New Zealand in the first semifinal on November 15 at Mumbai and South Africa to meet Australia in Kolkata on November 16.

November 11, 2023 06:52 pm | Updated November 12, 2023 01:32 am IST

India will be meeting New Zealand in the first semifinal on November 15 while South Africa to meet Australia in the another semifinal on November 16.

India will be meeting New Zealand in the first semifinal on November 15 while South Africa to meet Australia in the another semifinal on November 16. | Photo Credit: Shiv Kumar Pushpakar

This ICC Cricket World Cup sprang more surprises like any other mega 50-over event. Afghanistan made some fantastic wins over England and Pakistan and Netherlands won the hearts by surprising South Africa during the group stage matches.

With England setting a target of 338 for Pakistan, it is now confirmed that the top four is finalised. Pakistan has to win this match by handsome margins. With England setting a target of 338, Pakistan now has to win this in just 6.4 overs. It is India, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand in the semifinals.

England will be aiming to win this match to qualify for the Champions Trophy 2025.

India will be meeting New Zealand in the first semifinal on November 15 at Mumbai and South Africa to meet Australia in Kolkata on November 16.

Fans will remember India vs New Zealand match in the 2019 World Cup semifinals. India were on peak during the group stages but were defeated by New Zealand in the semifinals. The dismissal of M.S. Dhoni in the semifinal was the turning point of that match.

Now that the World Cup is happening in India and the Indian top order in very good form with bowlers backing up well, the fans can expect a change of fortune for the Indian cricket team.

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