India and New Zealand World Cup Semifinal Records
New Zealand has almost confirmed its place in the ODI World Cup semi-finals with a big win over Sri Lanka. Team India is already in the semi-finals after winning 8 consecutive matches.
With the victory of New Zealand, it has also become clear that India will face the Kiwi team in the first semi-final. This match will be held on November 15 at 2 pm at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai.
How was New Zealand Qualification confirmed?
New Zealand defeated Sri Lanka and increased their run rate to +0.743. In the race for knockout, Pakistan's run rate is +0.036 and Afghanistan's run rate is -0.338. In such a situation, only if Pakistan wins by 287 runs or Afghanistan wins by 438 runs, they will be able to reach the semi-finals. Pakistan's match will be with England and Afghanistan's match will be with South Africa. In history, both the teams have never lost by such a big margin, so New Zealand's play in the semi-finals is 99% certain.
India and New Zealand ODI World Cup records
| Comparison Points | India | New Zealand |
|---|---|---|
| Total Match | 10 | |
| Wins | 4 | 5 |
| Lost | 5 | 4 |
| No Result | 1 | 1 |
Also Read: Team India No.1 in ICC Men's Test Rankings
India and New Zealand in the semi-finals of 2019 World Cup
India and New Zealand will meet in the semi-finals of the ODI World Cup for the second consecutive time. Earlier in 2019 also, the first semi-final of the tournament was held between these two teams. Even then India was on top in the points table and New Zealand was at number-4, this time also the situation will be the same. In 2019, New Zealand won the semi-final match played on Manchester grounds by 18 runs.
New Zealand's stay at number-4 is also certain because South Africa and Australia, occupying number-2 and number-3, have 12-12 points. New Zealand has 10 points and all the matches of the team have ended, so now the team cannot reach the top-3 position by reaching 12 points. Semi-final 2 between Australia and South Africa will be held in Kolkata on 16 November.
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