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Chasing 240 to win in 50 overs, India were jolted early on as they lost Rohit Sharma, Kohli and KL Rahul in opening 3.1 overs. They were reeling at 5/3 and that worsened to 24/4 in 10 overs in their ICC World Cup 2019 semi-final against New Zealand

Indian fans filled the Old Trafford stadium in Manchester and enjoyed Virat Kohli and Co's domination over New Zealand in the ICC World Cup 2019 semi-final on Tuesday (July 9). Watch the ground report from the stadium

New Zealand made it to their second successive final, with credit going to their pacers' — Matt Henry (3/37) and Trent Boult's (2/42) — deadly opening spell and Lockie Ferguson's steely nerve in the penultimate over

Manchester: India captain Virat Kohli spoke to the media ahead of the team’s semi-final against New Zealand at the ICC World Cup 2019 on Tuesday (July 9). Kohli said whichever team handles pressure better would emerge triumphant at Old Trafford. Kohli and Kiwi skipper Kane Williamson were in-charge of their respective teams when they faced off in the Under-19 World Cup semi-final in 2008 in Malaysia. Kohli was reminded about that and he said he will mention about it to Williamson at the toss. Also during Monday’s (July 8) press conference, the Indian captain paid rich tributes to MS Dhoni.

In case of a washout or the ICC World Cup 2019 semi-finals interrupted by rain, what happens? Read on to find out the playing conditions set out by the International Cricket Council (ICC)

The sub-plots at ICC World Cup 2019 semi-final promise to be fascinating — Rohit trying to hook a Lockie Ferguson bouncer, KL Rahul negotiating one from Trent Boult that could tail in, Kohli smashing Matt Henry all around

In seven World Cup meetings between these two sides, it is the Black Caps who have the better record. They have won four clashes to India’s three in matches dominated by the chasing side

The World Cup 2019 semi-final game features two of the world’s leading batsmen captaining their sides in Virat Kohli and Kane Williamson, as well as a pair of strike bowlers at the top of their game in Jasprit Bumrah and Trent Boult

On the eve of the ICC World Cup 2019 semi-final against New Zealand, India captain Virat Kohli took questions from the media. He spoke about the toss factor, what is important in a big knockout game, contribution of MS Dhoni and more

Having lost their last three games of the round-robin stage, New Zealand have been described by some as the weakest of the teams to qualify for the semi-final stage of the ICC World Cup 2019

India have registered six victories in their last seven completed men’s ODI fixtures with New Zealand; these sides are set to play each other for the first time at ICC World Cup 2019 after their scheduled group game was abandoned without a ball bowled

Taking charge of the India versus New Zealand World Cup 2019 semi-final match on Tuesday (July 9) at Old Trafford will be English umpires Richard Illingworth and Richard Kettleborough

Virat Kohli’s 442 runs at an average of 63.14 have seen him gain one point and reach 891 points while Rohit Sharma has bridged the gap from 51 points to only six after becoming the first batsman to score five centuries in the World Cup. His 885 points going into the semi-finals are a career-high

The tag of being one of the favourites for the ICC World Cup 2019 can weigh heavily on some — but India have shown no signs of being burdened by the pressure as they topped the standings after the round-robin stage

India, Australia, England and New Zealand have ridden the wave and reached the final four of the ICC World Cup 2019 on the strength of clear plans and outstanding individuals