ICC World Cup – Second Semifinal – Stats highlights

Second Semifinal – England Vs Australia at Birmingham on 11 Jul 19 – England won by eight wickets

This game provided the 24^th Semifinal in the history of the World Cup. England was playing its sixth semifinal while Australia was playing its eighth semifinal. The following table lists the semifinals played by both these teams. Australia had won six semi finals with one semifinal tied, while England had won three semifinals and lost two

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	94/6	28.4	2	won	Eng	Leeds	18 Jun 1975
2	Australia	267/8	50.0	1	won	Pak	Lahore	04 Nov 1987
3	Australia	207/8	50.0	1	won	Win	Mohali	14 Mar 1996
4	Australia	213	49.2	1	tied	RSA	Birmingham	17 Jun 1999
5	Australia	212/7	50.0	1	won	Srl	Port Elizabeth	18 Mar 2003
6	Australia	153/3	31.3	2	won	RSA	Gros Islet	25 Apr 2007
7	Australia	328/7	50.0	1	won	Ind	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
1	England	93	36.2	1	lost	Aus	Leeds	18 Jun 1975
2	England	221/8	60.0	1	won	NZl	Manchester	20 Jun 1979
3	England	213	60.0	1	lost	Ind	Manchester	22 Jun 1983
4	England	254/6	50.0	1	won	Ind	Mumbai	05 Nov 1987
5	England	252/6	45.0	1	won	RSA	Sydney	22 Mar 1992

Australia lost its first semifinals while England won its fourth semifinal. England was playing its first ever final in the tournament

Australia won the toss and elected to bat first in this game to provide the 15^th occasion of a team winning the toss and electing to bat first in the semifinals of the World Cup. It also provides the fifth occasion of Australia doing so in the tournament.

AJ Finch was dismissed first ball for a duck in this game to provide the 17^th occasion of a captain dismissed for a first ball  duck in the World Cup. He also became the fifth captain opener to collect the first ball duck in the World Cup. He also became  the first captain and also the first captain opener to suffer such an ignominy in the semifinals of the World Cup

SPD Smith was dismissed run out for 85 in this game to provide the 77^th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in an innings in the World Cup. It also provides the 12^th occasion on Australian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in an innings in the World Cup

SPD Smith was dismissed run out for 85 in this game to provide the ninth occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in an innings in the World Cup semifinal. It also provides the second occasion on Australian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in an innings in the World Cup semifinal. SG Law was the other Australian batsman who was dismissed run out for 72 against West Indies at Mohali on 14.03.96

DA Warner scored 9 runs in this game which fetched him a total of 647 runs in 2019 edition of World Cup. He finished the tournament with just one run shy of RG Sharma of India who aggregated 648 runs. He is one of the three batsmen who have scored 600 plus  runs in 2019 edition. Shakib Al Hasan is the other batsman to aggregate 600 plus runs. He totalled 606 runs.

GJ Maxwell of Australia scored a lone boundary six in this game, which fetched Australia its 300 boundary sixes in the World Cup.  Australia became the second team after West Indies to score 300 plus boundary sixes. West Indies has scored 303 boundary sixes in the World Cup.

Australia was dismissed for 223 in this game to provide the 19^th occasion of it being dismissed all out in an innings in the World Cup. It also provides the 306^th occasion of a team dismissed all out in an innings in the World Cup.

Australia was dismissed for 223 in this game to provide the 17^th occasion of a team dismissed all out in an innings in the World Cup semi final.  It also provides the second occasion of Australia dismissed all out in an innings in the World Cup semi final. Prior to this it was dismissed all out for 213 against South Africa, also at Birmingham on 17.06.99

SPD Smith’s 85 in this game provide the 62nd occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty in the semifinals of the World Cup. It also provides the tenth occasion of an Australian batsmen scoring a fifty in the semifinals of the World Cup.

JJ Roy of England scored 85 in this game to provide the 63rd occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty in the semifinals of the World Cup. It also provides the sixth occasion of an England batsmen scoring a fifty in the  semifinals of the World Cup.

SPD Smith became the seventh batsman to score two or more fifties in the World Cup semi finals. The following table lists the seven batsmen

No	No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	1	MG Bevan	69	1	Aus	Win	Mohali	14 Mar 1996
	2	MG Bevan	65	1	Aus	RSA	Birmingham	17 Jun 1999
2	1	MS Dhoni	65	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
	2	MS Dhoni	50	2	Ind	NZl	Manchester	09 Jul 2019
3	1	GA Gooch	71	1	Eng	NZl	Manchester	20 Jun 1979
	2	GA Gooch	115	1	Eng	Ind	Mumbai	05 Nov 1987
4	1	CG Greenidge	55	2	Win	NZl	The Oval	18 Jun 1975
	2	CG Greenidge	73	1	Win	Pak	The Oval	20 Jun 1979
5	1	Javed Miandad	70	2	Pak	Aus	Lahore	04 Nov 1987
	2	Javed Miandad	57*	2	Pak	NZl	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
6	1	SPD Smith	105	1	Aus	Ind	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
	2	SPD Smith	85	1	Aus	Eng	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019
7	1	SR Tendulkar	65	2	Ind	Srl	Kolkata	13 Mar 1996
	2	SR Tendulkar	83	1	Ind	Ken	Durban	20 Mar 2003
	3	SR Tendulkar	85	1	Ind	Pak	Mohali	30 Mar 2011

SPD Smith became the second Australian batsman to score two or more fifties in the World Cup semi finals. The following table lists the two batsmen

No	No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	1	MG Bevan	69	1	Aus	Win	Mohali	14 Mar 1996
	2	MG Bevan	65	1	Aus	RSA	Birmingham	17 Jun 1999
2	1	SPD Smith	105	1	Aus	Ind	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
	2	SPD Smith	85	1	Aus	Eng	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019

SPD Smith’s 85 in this game provide the 21^st fifty scored by Australian batsmen in this edition. Australia and England share the record for most fifties scored a team in this edition with 21 fifties each at the end of Australian innings. At the end of this game England batsmen own the record for most fifties scored by a team in this edition with 22 fifties. JJ Roy scored 85 in England’s innings

At the end of this game, Australia owns the record for most half centuries in this edition with 16 half centuries. England batsmen are next with 15 half centuries.

SPD Smith-AT Carey added 103 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 308^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the World Cup. It also provides the 50th occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the World Cup

SPD Smith-AT Carey added 103 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 43rd occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the fourth wicket in the World Cup. It also provides the sixth occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings the fourth wicket in the World Cup

SPD Smith-AT Carey added 103 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the 16^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the World Cup semi final. It also provides the third occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the World Cup semi final

SPD Smith-AT Carey added 103 runs for the fourth wicket in this game to provide the fourth occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the fourth wicket in the World Cup semi final. It also provides the first occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings the fourth wicket in the World Cup semi final

MP Stoinis collected the two balls duck in this game to provide the 148^th occasion of a batsman dismissed for a duck after facing two deliveries in the World Cup. It also provides the 15th occasion of an Australian batsman suffering from such an ignominy.

MP Stoinis became the tenth batsman in the history of the World Cup to collect the second ball duck on two occasions.  The following table lists all the ten batsmen.

No	No	Player	Runs	BF	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	1	Abdur Razzak	0	2	2	Ban	Srl	Port of Spain	21 Mar 2007
	2	Abdur Razzak	0	2	1	Ban	NZl	North Sound	02 Apr 2007
	3	Abdur Razzak	0	2	2	Ban	RSA	Dhaka	19 Mar 2011
2	1	Ijaz Ahmed	0	2	1	Pak	Aus	Perth	11 Mar 1992
	2	Ijaz Ahmed	0	2	1	Pak	RSA	Karachi	29 Feb 1996
3	1	CJ McDermott	0	2	1	Aus	Eng	Sydney	05 Mar 1992
	2	CJ McDermott	0	2	2	Aus	Pak	Perth	11 Mar 1992
4	1	Mudassar Nazar	0	2	2	Pak	Eng	Leeds	16 Jun 1979
	2	Mudassar Nazar	0	2	2	Pak	NZl	Birmingham	11 Jun 1983
5	1	MO Odumbe	0	2	2	Ken	Srl	Kandy	06 Mar 1996
	2	MO Odumbe	0	2	2	Ken	Win	Kimberley	04 Mar 2003
6	1	CM Old	0	2	1	Eng	NZl	Manchester	20 Jun 1979
	2	CM Old	0	2	2	Eng	Win	Lord’s	23 Jun 1979
7	1	DR Smith	0	2	2	Win	Srl	Providence	01 Apr 2007
	2	DR Smith	0	2	1	Win	Zim	Canberra	24 Feb 2015
8	1	J Srinath	0	2	2	Ind	Aus	The Oval	04 Jun 1999
	2	J Srinath	0	2	1	Ind	Aus	Centurion	15 Feb 2003
9	1	MP Stoinis	0	2	2	Aus	Ind	The Oval	09 Jun 2019
	2	MP Stoinis	0	2	1	Aus	Eng	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019
10	1	Wasim Akram	0	2	2	Pak	Win	Karachi	30 Oct 1987
	2	Wasim Akram	0	2	1	Pak	Zim	The Oval	11 Jun 1999

MP Stoinis became the second Australian batsman in the history of the World Cup to collect the second ball duck on two occasions after CJ McDermott. The following table lists both the batsmen.

No	No	Player	Runs	BF	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	1	CJ McDermott	0	2	1	Aus	Eng	Sydney	05 Mar 1992
	2	CJ McDermott	0	2	2	Aus	Pak	Perth	11 Mar 1992
2	1	MP Stoinis	0	2	2	Aus	Ind	The Oval	09 Jun 2019
	2	MP Stoinis	0	2	1	Aus	Eng	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019

MP Stoinis became the fourth batsman in the history of the World Cup to collect the second ball duck on two occasions in the same edition. The following table lists both the batsmen.

No	No	Player	Runs	BF	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	1	Abdur Razzak	0	2	2	Ban	Srl	Port of Spain	21 Mar 2007
	2	Abdur Razzak	0	2	1	Ban	NZl	North Sound	02 Apr 2007
2	1	CJ McDermott	0	2	1	Aus	Eng	Sydney	05 Mar 1992
	2	CJ McDermott	0	2	2	Aus	Pak	Perth	11 Mar 1992
3	1	CM Old	0	2	1	Eng	NZl	Manchester	20 Jun 1979
	2	CM Old	0	2	2	Eng	Win	Lord’s	23 Jun 1979
4	1	MP Stoinis	0	2	2	Aus	Ind	The Oval	09 Jun 2019
	2	MP Stoinis	0	2	1	Aus	Eng	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019

MP Stoinis became the second Australian batsman in the history of the World Cup to collect the second ball duck on two occasions in the same edition after CJ McDermott. The following table lists both the batsmen.

No	No	Player	Runs	BF	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	1	CJ McDermott	0	2	1	Aus	Eng	Sydney	05 Mar 1992
	2	CJ McDermott	0	2	2	Aus	Pak	Perth	11 Mar 1992
2	1	MP Stoinis	0	2	2	Aus	Ind	The Oval	09 Jun 2019
	2	MP Stoinis	0	2	1	Aus	Eng	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019

JJ Roy-JM Bairstow added 124 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 309^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the World Cup. It also provides the 35^th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the World Cup

JJ Roy-JM Bairstow added 124 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 77th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the first wicket in the World Cup. It also provides the 13th occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the first wicket in the World Cup. It also provides the fourth occasion of this pair posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the first wicket in this edition of the World Cup

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	JM Bairstow, JJ Roy	1	128	1	v Bangladesh	Cardiff	08 Jun 2019
2	JM Bairstow, JJ Roy	1	160	1	v India	Birmingham	30 Jun 2019
3	JM Bairstow, JJ Roy	1	123	1	v New Zealand	Ch-le-St	03 Jul 2019
4	JM Bairstow, JJ Roy	1	124	2	v Australia	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019

JJ Roy-JM Bairstow added 124 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the fourth occasion of this pair posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the first wicket in this edition of the World Cup. This constitutes a record in the history of the World Cup for most three figure partnerships for the first wicket in any single edition of the World Cup. There are three other pairs who have posted three three figure partnerships in a single edition of the World Cup. It is interesting to note that two of this three pairs have achieved the feat in 2019 edition

No	Partners	Team	Wkt	TFP	Edition
1	JM Bairstow, JJ Roy	Eng	1	4	2019
2	AC Gilchrist, ML Hayden	Aus	1	3	2007
3	AJ Finch, DA Warner	Aus	1	3	2019
4	KL Rahul, RG Sharma	Ind	1	3	2019

JJ Roy-JM Bairstow added 124 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the fourth occasion of this pair posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the first wicket in this edition of the World Cup. This constitutes a record in the history of the World Cup for most three figure partnerships for all wickets in any single edition of the World Cup. There are five other pairs who have posted three three figure partnerships in a single edition of the World Cup. It is interesting to note that two of these five pairs have achieved the feat in 2019 edition

No	Partners	Team	TFP	Edition
1	JM Bairstow, JJ Roy	Eng	4	2019
2	PA de Silva, AP Gurusinha	Srl	3	1996
3	AC Gilchrist, ML Hayden	Aus	3	2007
4	TM Dilshan, KC Sangakkara	Srl	3	2015
5	AJ Finch, DA Warner	Aus	3	2019
6	KL Rahul, RG Sharma	Ind	3	2019

JJ Roy-JM Bairstow added 124 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the 17^th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the World Cup semi final. It also provides the      second occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the World Cup semi final

JJ Roy-JM Bairstow added 124 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the third occasion of batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings for the first wicket in the World Cup semi final. It also provides the first occasion of England batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings the first wicket in the World Cup semi final

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	CG Greenidge, DL Haynes	1	132	1	Win	Pak	The Oval	20 Jun 1979
2	Saeed Anwar, W Wasti	1	194	2	Pak	NZl	Manchester	16 Jun 1999
3	JM Bairstow, JJ Roy	1	124	2	Eng	Aus	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019

England won this game by eight wickets to provide the 22nd occasion of a team winning a World Cup game by exact eight wickets margin. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Result	Margin	BR	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Pakistan	won	8 wickets	119	v Canada	Leeds	09 Jun 1979
2	England	won	8 wickets	277	v Canada	Manchester	13 Jun 1979
3	New Zealand	won	8 wickets	18	v India	Leeds	13 Jun 1979
4	England	won	8 wickets	56	v Pakistan	Lord’s	13 Jun 1983
5	West Indies	won	8 wickets	69	v Zimbabwe	Worcester	13 Jun 1983
6	West Indies	won	8 wickets	68	v Pakistan	The Oval	22 Jun 1983
7	India	won	8 wickets	133	v Zimbabwe	Mumbai	17 Oct 1987
8	England	won	8 wickets	52	v Sri Lanka	Pune	30 Oct 1987
9	England	won	8 wickets	55	v Australia	Sydney	05 Mar 1992
10	England	won	8 wickets	90	v U.A.E.	Peshawar	18 Feb 1996
11	Pakistan	won	8 wickets	116	v Netherlands	Lahore	26 Feb 1996
12	Australia	won	8 wickets	84	v Zimbabwe	Nagpur	01 Mar 1996
13	England	won	8 wickets	19	v Sri Lanka	Lord’s	14 May 1999
14	West Indies	won	8 wickets	239	v Scotland	Leicester	27 May 1999
15	Australia	won	8 wickets	179	v Pakistan	Lord’s	20 Jun 1999
16	Netherlands	won	8 wickets	157	v Scotland	Basseterre	22 Mar 2007
17	West Indies	won	8 wickets	59	v Ireland	Kingston	23 Mar 2007
18	Sri Lanka	won	8 wickets	240	v Ireland	St George’s	18 Apr 2007
19	New Zealand	won	8 wickets	226	v England	Wellington	20 Feb 2015
20	India	won	8 wickets	79	v Ireland	Hamilton	10 Mar 2015
21	England	won	8 wickets	101	v West Indies	Southampton	14 Jun 2019
22	England	won	8 wickets	107	v Australia	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019

England won this game by eight wickets to provide the eighth occasion of England winning a World Cup game by exact eight wickets margin. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Result	Margin	BR	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	won	8 wickets	277	v Canada	Manchester	13 Jun 1979
2	England	won	8 wickets	56	v Pakistan	Lord’s	13 Jun 1983
3	England	won	8 wickets	52	v Sri Lanka	Pune	30 Oct 1987
4	England	won	8 wickets	55	v Australia	Sydney	05 Mar 1992
5	England	won	8 wickets	90	v U.A.E.	Peshawar	18 Feb 1996
6	England	won	8 wickets	19	v Sri Lanka	Lord’s	14 May 1999
7	England	won	8 wickets	101	v West Indies	Southampton	14 Jun 2019
8	England	won	8 wickets	107	v Australia	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019

England won this game by eight wickets to provide the eleventh occasion of a team winning a World Cup game by exact eight wickets margin with 100 plus deliveries to spare. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Result	Margin	BR	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	won	8 wickets	277	v Canada	Manchester	13 Jun 1979
2	Sri Lanka	won	8 wickets	240	v Ireland	St George’s	18 Apr 2007
3	West Indies	won	8 wickets	239	v Scotland	Leicester	27 May 1999
4	New Zealand	won	8 wickets	226	v England	Wellington	20 Feb 2015
5	Australia	won	8 wickets	179	v Pakistan	Lord’s	20 Jun 1999
6	Netherlands	won	8 wickets	157	v Scotland	Basseterre	22 Mar 2007
7	India	won	8 wickets	133	v Zimbabwe	Mumbai	17 Oct 1987
8	Pakistan	won	8 wickets	119	v Canada	Leeds	09 Jun 1979
9	Pakistan	won	8 wickets	116	v Netherlands	Lahore	26 Feb 1996
10	England	won	8 wickets	107	v Australia	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019
11	England	won	8 wickets	101	v West Indies	Southampton	14 Jun 2019

England won this game by eight wickets to provide the third occasion of England winning a World Cup game by exact eight wickets margin. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team	Result	Margin	BR	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	England	won	8 wickets	277	v Canada	Manchester	13 Jun 1979
2	England	won	8 wickets	107	v Australia	Birmingham	11 Jul 2019
3	England	won	8 wickets	101	v West Indies	Southampton	14 Jun 2019

England batsmen scored five boundary sixes {All by JJ Roy} which fetched England an aggregate of 204 boundary sixes in the World Cup. England became the sixth team to score 200 plus boundary sixes in the World Cup. Others are – West Indies {303], Australia {300}, India {249}, New Zealand {247} and South Africa {234}

MA Starc captured the wicket of JJ Roy in this game which fetched him 27 wickets in this edition of 2019. He now owns the record for the most wickets by a bowler in a single edition of the World Cup. He went past GD McGrath who had captured 26 wickets in 2006-07 edition

MA Starc {27 wickets in 2019 edition} and GD McGrath {26 wickets in 2006-07 edition} are the only two bowlers who have captured 25 plus wickets in a single edition of the World Cup.

England has posted ten three figure partnerships in 2019 edition, while Australia has posted nine such partnerships in 2019 edition. Thus England owns the record for most three figure partnerships in 2019 edition.

SPD Smith-AT Carey added 103 runs for the fourth wicket in this game provide the 50th occasion of Australian batsmen posting a three figure partnership in an innings in the World Cup. Australia became the first team  in the history of the World Cup to post fifty three figure partnerships.

England has posted four three figure partnerships for the first wicket in 2019 edition.  India is the other team which had posted four three figure partnerships in 2029 edition.. Thus England and India share the record for most three figure partnerships for the first wicket in 2019 edition.

ICC World Cup 2019 – First Semifinal – Stats highlights

First Semi Final – India Vs New Zealand at Manchester on 09.07.19 – New Zealand won by 18 runs

This semifinal provided the 23^rd semi final in the history of the World Cup. India was playing its seventh semi finals of the World Cup, while New Zealand was playing its eighth semi finals. India lost its fourth semi finals while New Zealand won its second semifinals

This game was played over two days with rain intervention to provide the 37^th occasion of a one day international played over two days. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Match Date
1	England	India	England	6 wickets	The Oval	Jul 15-16, 1974
2	England	West Indies	West Indies	36 runs	Lord’s	Aug 28-29, 1976
3	England	Pakistan	England	132 runs	Manchester	May 24-25, 1978
4	Australia	Pakistan	Pakistan	89 runs	Nottingham	Jun 13-14, 1979
5	England	Canada	England	8 wickets	Manchester	Jun 13-14, 1979
6	India	Sri Lanka	Sri Lanka	47 runs	Manchester	Jun 16-18, 1979
7	England	West Indies	West Indies	24 runs	Leeds	May 28-29, 1980
8	India	West Indies	India	34 runs	Manchester	Jun 09-10, 1983
9	New Zealand	Pakistan	New Zealand	52 runs	Birmingham	Jun 11-12, 1983
10	Australia	West Indies	West Indies	101 runs	Leeds	Jun 11-12, 1983
11	New Zealand	Pakistan	no result		Auckland	Feb 16-17, 1985
12	New Zealand	West Indies	no result		Sydney	Feb 19-21, 1985
13	Pakistan	England	Pakistan	18 runs	Rawalpindi	Oct 12-13, 1987
14	Australia	New Zealand	Australia	3 runs	Indore	Oct 18-19, 1987
15	England	West Indies	England	7 wickets	Lord’s	May 23-24, 1988
16	England	West Indies	England	1 wicket	Birmingham	May 23-24, 1991
17	New Zealand	Australia	Australia	1 wicket	Christchurch	Mar 21-22, 1993
18	England	South Africa	England	4 wickets	Manchester	Aug 27-28, 1994
19	New Zealand	South Africa	New Zealand	46 runs	Christchurch	Feb 23-24, 1995
20	England	West Indies	West Indies	5 wickets	Nottingham	May 24-25, 1995
21	England	India	no result		The Oval	May 23-24, 1996
22	England	India	England	4 wickets	Manchester	May 26-27, 1996
23	England	India	India	63 runs	Birmingham	May 29-30, 1999
24	New Zealand	Zimbabwe	no result		Leeds	Jun 06-07, 1999
25	New Zealand	West Indies	New Zealand	8 wickets	Wellington	Jan 08-09, 2000
26	Bangladesh	India	India	8 wickets	Dhaka	May 30-31, 2000
27	New Zealand	Pakistan	Pakistan	6 wickets	Auckland	Feb 17-18, 2001
28	England	Zimbabwe	England	152 runs	Birmingham	Sep 10-11, 2004
29	Kenya	Pakistan	Pakistan	7 wickets	Birmingham	Sep 14-15, 2004
30	England	Sri Lanka	England	49 runs	Southampton	Sep 17-18, 2004
31	South Africa	West Indies	West Indies	5 wickets	The Oval	Sep 18-19, 2004
32	Sri Lanka	India	no result		Colombo (SSC)	Aug 18-19, 2006
33	West Indies	Australia	West Indies	103 runs	North Sound	May 27-28,2007
34	Scotland	Canada	Scotland	4 wickets	Ayr	Jul 11-12, 2012
35	Canada	Netherlands	no result		King City (NW)	Aug 27-28, 2013
36	England	Sri Lanka	England	5 wickets	Pallekele	Dec 10-11, 2014
37	India	New Zealand	New Zealand	18 runs	Manchester	Jul 09-10, 2019

This game was played over two days with rain intervention to provide the eleventh occasion of an one day international played over two day in the history of World Cup. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Match Date
1	Australia	Pakistan	Pakistan	89 runs	Nottingham	Jun 13-14, 1979
2	England	Canada	England	8 wickets	Manchester	Jun 13-14, 1979
3	India	West Indies	India	34 runs	Manchester	Jun 09-10, 1983
4	New Zealand	Pakistan	New Zealand	52 runs	Birmingham	Jun 11-12, 1983
5	Australia	West Indies	West Indies	101 runs	Leeds	Jun 11-12, 1983
6	Pakistan	England	Pakistan	18 runs	Rawalpindi	Oct 12-13, 1987
7	Australia	New Zealand	Australia	3 runs	Indore	Oct 18-19, 1987
8	England	India	India	63 runs	Birmingham	May 29-30, 1999
9	New Zealand	Zimbabwe	no result		Leeds	Jun 06-07, 1999
10	West Indies	Australia	West Indies	103 runs	North Sound	May 27-28,2007
11	India	New Zealand	New Zealand	18 runs	Manchester	Jul 09-10, 2019

New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat to provide the 14^th occasion of a team winning the toss and electing to  bat first in the Semi finals of the World Cup. It also provides the fourth occasion of New Zealand doing so in a semifinal.

KC Williamson scored 67 in this game to provide the 179^th occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in the World Cup. It also provides the 26^th occasion of a New Zealand captain scoring a fifty in the World Cup

It also provides the fourth fifty by KS Williamson in this edition. He became the fourth New Zealand captain to score four or more fifties in a single edition of the World Cup. Others are – MD Crowe – five in 1992, SP Fleming – four in 2006-07 and BB McCullum – four in 2014-15

He became the fifth New Zealand batsman to score four or more fifties in a single edition of the World Cup. Others are – MD Crowe – five in 1992, SB Styris – Five in 2006-07, SP Fleming – four in 2006-07 and BB McCullum – four in 2014-15

KS Williamson became the 13^th captain to score a fifty in the semifinals of the World Cup. The following table furnishes the list of all the captains who have achieved the feat

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	JM Brearley	53	1	Eng	NZl	Manchester	20 Jun 1979
2	Imran Khan	58	2	Pak	Aus	Lahore	04 Nov 1987
3	MW Gatting	56	1	Eng	Ind	Mumbai	05 Nov 1987
4	MD Crowe	91	1	NZl	Pak	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
5	SR Waugh	56	1	Aus	RSA	Birmingham	17 Jun 1999
6	SC Ganguly	111*	1	Ind	Ken	Durban	20 Mar 2003
7	SO Tikolo	56	2	Ken	Ind	Durban	20 Mar 2003
8	M Jayawardene	115*	1	Srl	NZl	Kingston	24 Apr 2007
9	KC Sangakkara	54	2	Srl	NZl	Colombo (RPS)	29 Mar 2011
10	AB de Villiers	65*	1	RSA	NZl	Auckland	24 Mar 2015
11	BB McCullum	59	2	NZl	RSA	Auckland	24 Mar 2015
12	MS Dhoni	65	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
12	KS Williamson	67	1	NZl	Ind	Manchester	09 Jul 2019

KS Williamson became the third New Zealand captain to score a fifty in the semifinals of the World Cup. The following table furnishes the list of all these three captains who have achieved the feat

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	MD Crowe	91	1	NZl	Pak	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
2	BB McCullum	59	2	NZl	RSA	Auckland	24 Mar 2015
3	KS Williamson	67	1	NZl	Ind	Manchester	09 Jul 2019

KS Williamson {67} and LRPL Taylor {74} scored fifties in this game to  provide the 58^th and 59^th occasion of batsman scoring a fifty in the semifinals of the World Cup. It also provides the ninth and tenth occasion of New Zealand batsmen scoring fifties in the semifinals of the World Cup.

LRPL Taylor was dismissed run out for 74 in this game to provide the 75^th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in an innings in the World Cup. It also provides the 13^th occasion o New Zealand batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in an innings in the World Cup

LRPL Taylor was dismissed run out for 74 in this game to provide the sixth occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in an innings in the World Cup semifinal. It also provides the third occasion o New Zealand batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in an innings in the World Cup semi final

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	JG Wright	69	2	v England	Manchester	20 Jun 1979
2	MD Crowe	91	1	v Pakistan	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
3	LRPL Taylor	74	1	v India	Manchester	09 Jul 2019

KL Rahul, RG Sharma and V Kohli were dismissed for an identical score of one run in this game to provide the very first occasion of first three batsmen dismissed for one in the history of one day internationals. India thus earned a dubious world record

MS Dhoni and RA Jadeja added 116 runs for the seventh wicket in this game to provide the 307th occasion of batsmen posting a three figure innings in the World Cup. It also provides the 38^th occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure innings in the World Cup.

MS Dhoni and RA Jadeja added 116 runs for the seventh wicket in this game to provide the fourth occasion of batsmen posting a three figure innings for the seventh wicket in the World Cup. It also provides the first occasion of Indian batsmen posting a three figure innings for the seventh wicket in the World Cup.

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	Amjad Javed, Shaiman Anwar	7	107	1	UAE	Ire	Brisbane	25 Feb 2015
2	Amjad Javed, Nasir Aziz	7	107	1	UAE	Win	Napier	15 Mar 2015
3	NM Coulter-Nile, SPD Smith	7	102	1	Aus	Win	Nottingham	06 Jun 2019
4	MS Dhoni, RA Jadeja	7	116	2	Ind	NZl	Manchester	09 Jul 2019

MS Dhoni and RA Jadeja added 116 runs for the seventh wicket in this game to provide the record partnership for the seventh wicket in the World Cup.

No	Partners	Wkt	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	MS Dhoni, RA Jadeja	7	116	2	Ind	NZl	Manchester	09 Jul 2019
2	Amjad Javed, Shaiman Anwar	7	107	1	UAE	Ire	Brisbane	25 Feb 2015
3	Amjad Javed, Nasir Aziz	7	107	1	UAE	Win	Napier	15 Mar 2015

RA Jadeja scored 77 in this game to provide the 18^th occasion of a batsman scoring a fifty batting at number eight in the World Cup. It also provides the second best score by a batsman in the World Cup batting at number eight. The best score is 93 by NM Coulter-Nile of Australia against West Indies at Nottingham on 06.06.19

RA Jadeja {77} and MS Dhoni {50} scored fifties in this game to provide the 60^th and 61^st occasion of batsmen scoring fifties in the semi  final of the World Cup. It also provides the ninth and tenth occasion of Indian batsman scoring fifties in the semi final of the World Cup. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Yashpal Sharma	61	2	v England	Manchester	22 Jun 1983
2	SM Patil	51*	2	v England	Manchester	22 Jun 1983
3	M Azharuddin	64	2	v England	Mumbai	05 Nov 1987
4	SR Tendulkar	65	2	v Sri Lanka	Kolkata	13 Mar 1996
5	SR Tendulkar	83	1	v Kenya	Durban	20 Mar 2003
6	SC Ganguly	111*	1	v Kenya	Durban	20 Mar 2003
7	SR Tendulkar	85	1	v Pakistan	Mohali	30 Mar 2011
8	MS Dhoni	65	2	v Australia	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
9	MS Dhoni	50	2	v New Zealand	Manchester	09 Jul 2019
10	RA Jadeja	77	2	v New Zealand	Manchester	09 Jul 2019

MS Dhoni became the second Indian batsman to score fifties in the semifinal of the World Cup on two or mor occasions after SR Tendulkar. SR Tendulkar has scored three fifties in the semifinals of the World Cup.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	MS Dhoni	65	2	v Australia	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
2	MS Dhoni	50	2	v New Zealand	Manchester	09 Jul 2019
1	SR Tendulkar	65	2	v Sri Lanka	Kolkata	13 Mar 1996
2	SR Tendulkar	83	1	v Kenya	Durban	20 Mar 2003
3	SR Tendulkar	85	1	v Pakistan	Mohali	30 Mar 2011

RA Jadeja {77} and MS Dhoni {50} scored fifties in this game to provide the third occasion of two Indian batsmen scoring fifties in the same innings in the semi final of the World Cup. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Yashpal Sharma	61	2	v England	Manchester	22 Jun 1983
2	SM Patil	51*	2	v England	Manchester	22 Jun 1983
1	SR Tendulkar	83	1	v Kenya	Durban	20 Mar 2003
2	SC Ganguly	111*	1	v Kenya	Durban	20 Mar 2003
1	MS Dhoni	50	2	v New Zealand	Manchester	09 Jul 2019
2	RA Jadeja	77	2	v New Zealand	Manchester	09 Jul 2019

KS Williamson {67} and LRPL Taylor {74} scored fifties in New Zealand innings and RA Jadeja {77} and MS Dhoni {50} scored fifties in Indian innings in this game to provide the third occasion of four batsmen scoring fifties in the in the semi final game of the World Cup. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	CG Greenidge	73	1	Win	Pak	The Oval	20 Jun 1979
2	DL Haynes	65	1	Win	Pak	The Oval	20 Jun 1979
3	Majid Khan	81	2	Pak	Win	The Oval	20 Jun 1979
4	Zaheer Abbas	93	2	Pak	Win	The Oval	20 Jun 1979
1	MD Crowe	91	1	NZl	Pak	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
2	KR Rutherford	50	1	NZl	Pak	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
3	Javed Miandad	57*	2	Pak	NZl	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
4	Inzamam-ul-Haq	60	2	Pak	NZl	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
1	KS Williamson	67	1	NZl	Ind	Manchester	09 Jul 2019
2	LRPL Taylor	74	1	NZl	Ind	Manchester	09 Jul 2019
3	MS Dhoni	50	2	Ind	NZl	Manchester	09 Jul 2019
4	RA Jadeja	77	2	Ind	NZl	Manchester	09 Jul 2019

MS Dhoni was dismissed run out for 50 in this game to provide the seventh occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in an innings in the World Cup semifinal. It also provides the second occasion on Indian batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in an innings in the World Cup semi final

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	MS Dhoni	65	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
2	MS Dhoni	50	2	Ind	NZl	Manchester	09 Jul 2019

LRPL Taylor was dismissed run out for 74 in New Zealand innings in this game and MS Dhoni was dismissed run out for 50 in Indian innings in this game to provide the second occasion of rival batsmen dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in the World Cup semifinal. It is interesting to note that New Zealand is one of the teams on these two occasions

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	MD Crowe	91	1	NZl	Pak	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
2	Inzamam-ul-Haq	60	2	Pak	NZl	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
1	LRPL Taylor	74	1	NZl	Ind	Manchester	09 Jul 2019
2	MS Dhoni	50	2	Ind	NZl	Manchester	09 Jul 2019

MS Dhoni earned the dubious distinction of becoming the only batsman to be dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on two occasions in the semi finals of the World Cup.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	MS Dhoni	65	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
2	MS Dhoni	50	2	Ind	NZl	Manchester	09 Jul 2019

MS Dhoni was dismissed run out for 50 in this game to provide the 76^th occasion of a batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in the World Cup

LRPL Taylor was dismissed run out for 74 in New Zealand innings in this game and MS Dhoni was dismissed run out for 50 in Indian innings in this game to provide the seventh occasion of rival batsmen dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in the World Cup

MS Dhoni was dismissed run out for 50 in this game to provide the tenth occasion of a wicket keeper batsman dismissed run out after scoring a fifty in the World Cup

MS Dhoni earned the dubious distinction of becoming the only wicket keeper batsman to be dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on two occasions in the semi finals of the World Cup.

No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	MS Dhoni	65	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
2	MS Dhoni	50	2	Ind	NZl	Manchester	09 Jul 2019

MS Dhoni became the eighth batsman to be dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on two occasions in the World Cup. The following table lists all these batsmen

No	No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	1	MD Crowe	97	2	NZl	Eng	The Oval	09 Jun 1983
	2	MD Crowe	91	1	NZl	Pak	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
2	1	AB de Villiers	92	2	RSA	Aus	Basseterre	24 Mar 2007
	2	AB de Villiers	134	1	RSA	Net	Mohali	03 Mar 2011
3	1	MS Dhoni	65	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
	2	MS Dhoni	50	2	Ind	NZl	Manchester	09 Jul 2019
4	1	Inzamam-ul-Haq	60	2	Pak	NZl	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
	2	Inzamam-ul-Haq	81	1	Pak	Aus	Leeds	23 May 1999
5	1	AH Jones	64	2	NZl	Ind	Bengaluru	14 Oct 1987
	2	AH Jones	78	2	NZl	Eng	Wellington	15 Mar 1992
6	1	JH Kallis	96	2	RSA	Ind	Hove	15 May 1999
	2	JH Kallis	69	2	RSA	Ind	Nagpur	12 Mar 2011
7	1	RT Ponting	102	1	Aus	Win	Jaipur	04 Mar 1996
	2	RT Ponting	86	2	Aus	Eng	North Sound	08 Apr 2007
8	1	SR Tendulkar	70	2	IND	Win	Gwalior	21 Feb 1996
	2	SR Tendulkar	137	1	Ind	Srl	Delhi	02 Mar 1996

MS Dhoni became the second Indian batsman to be dismissed run out after scoring a fifty on two occasions in the World Cup after SR Tendulkar. The following table lists these two batsmen

No	No	Player	Runs	Inns	Team	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	1	MS Dhoni	65	2	Ind	Aus	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
	2	MS Dhoni	50	2	Ind	NZl	Manchester	09 Jul 2019
2	1	SR Tendulkar	70	2	IND	Win	Gwalior	21 Feb 1996
	2	SR Tendulkar	137	1	Ind	Srl	Delhi	02 Mar 1996

MS Dhoni scored 50 in this game to provide the 114th occasion of a wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the World Cup. It also provides the ninth occasion of Indian wicket keeper batsman scoring a fifty in the World Cup

MS Dhoni’s 50 in this game represent his fifth fifty as a wicket keeper batsman in the World Cup. He became the fourth wicket keeper batsman to score five or more fifties in the World Cup. Others are – KC Sangakkara {12}, AC Gilchrist {09}, and Mushfiqur Rahim {07]

MS Dhoni’s 50 in this game represent his fifth half century as a wicket keeper batsman in the World Cup. He became the fourth wicket keeper batsman to score five or half centuries in the World Cup. Others are – AC Gilchrist {08}, KC Sangakkara {07},and Mushfiqur Rahim {06]

MS Dhoni took a catch in New Zealand innings which fetched him a total of 444 dismissals. He has pouched 321 catches and 123 dismissals. It is interesting to note that his catches and stumping dismissals are in the reverse order 321-123 while his aggregate of catches 444 is four times ‘”a Nelson”

V Kohli took two catches in this game which fetched him a total of 14 catches in the World Cup. He now shares the record for most catches by an Indian fieldsman excluding wicket keeper with A Kumble. A Kumble has also pouched 14 catches.

V Kohli took two catches in this game which fetched him a total of four catches in the World Cup Semi finals. He now owns the record for most catches by a fieldsman excluding wicket keeper in the semi finals of the World Cup. He went past ST Jayasuirya who has pouched three catches.

One-day internationals played over two days

The first Semifinals of the ICC World Cup 2019 between India and New Zealand was played on 9^th and 10^th of  July 2019 to provide the 37th occasion of a one day international played over two days in the history of one-day internationals. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Match Date
1	England	India	England	6 wickets	The Oval	Jul 15-16, 1974
2	England	West Indies	West Indies	36 runs	Lord’s	Aug 28-29, 1976
3	England	Pakistan	England	132 runs	Manchester	May 24-25, 1978
4	Australia	Pakistan	Pakistan	89 runs	Nottingham	Jun 13-14, 1979
5	England	Canada	England	8 wickets	Manchester	Jun 13-14, 1979
6	India	Sri Lanka	Sri Lanka	47 runs	Manchester	Jun 16-18, 1979
7	England	West Indies	West Indies	24 runs	Leeds	May 28-29, 1980
8	India	West Indies	India	34 runs	Manchester	Jun 09-10, 1983
9	New Zealand	Pakistan	New Zealand	52 runs	Birmingham	Jun 11-12, 1983
10	Australia	West Indies	West Indies	101 runs	Leeds	Jun 11-12, 1983
11	New Zealand	Pakistan	no result		Auckland	Feb 16-17, 1985
12	New Zealand	West Indies	no result		Sydney	Feb 19-21, 1985
13	Pakistan	England	Pakistan	18 runs	Rawalpindi	Oct 12-13, 1987
14	Australia	New Zealand	Australia	3 runs	Indore	Oct 18-19, 1987
15	England	West Indies	England	7 wickets	Lord’s	May 23-24, 1988
16	England	West Indies	England	1 wicket	Birmingham	May 23-24, 1991
17	New Zealand	Australia	Australia	1 wicket	Christchurch	Mar 21-22, 1993
18	England	South Africa	England	4 wickets	Manchester	Aug 27-28, 1994
19	New Zealand	South Africa	New Zealand	46 runs	Christchurch	Feb 23-24, 1995
20	England	West Indies	West Indies	5 wickets	Nottingham	May 24-25, 1995
21	England	India	no result		The Oval	May 23-24, 1996
22	England	India	England	4 wickets	Manchester	May 26-27, 1996
23	England	India	India	63 runs	Birmingham	May 29-30, 1999
24	New Zealand	Zimbabwe	no result		Leeds	Jun 06-07, 1999
25	New Zealand	West Indies	New Zealand	8 wickets	Wellington	Jan 08-09, 2000
26	Bangladesh	India	India	8 wickets	Dhaka	May 30-31, 2000
27	New Zealand	Pakistan	Pakistan	6 wickets	Auckland	Feb 17-18, 2001
28	England	Zimbabwe	England	152 runs	Birmingham	Sep 10-11, 2004
29	Kenya	Pakistan	Pakistan	7 wickets	Birmingham	Sep 14-15, 2004
30	England	Sri Lanka	England	49 runs	Southampton	Sep 17-18, 2004
31	South Africa	West Indies	West Indies	5 wickets	The Oval	Sep 18-19, 2004
32	Sri Lanka	India	no result		Colombo (SSC)	Aug 18-19, 2006
33	West Indies	Australia	West Indies	103 runs	North Sound	May 27-28,2007
34	Scotland	Canada	Scotland	4 wickets	Ayr	Jul 11-12, 2012
35	Canada	Netherlands	no result		King City (NW)	Aug 27-28, 2013
36	England	Sri Lanka	England	5 wickets	Pallekele	Dec 10-11, 2014
37	India	New Zealand	New Zealand	18 runs	Manchester	Jul 09-10, 2019

World Cup games played over two days

The first Semi finals of the ICC World Cup 2019 between India and New Zealand was played on 9^th and 10^th of  July 2019 to provide the eleventh occasion of an one day international played over two days in the history of  World Cup. All such occasions are tabulated below

No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Match Date
1	Australia	Pakistan	Pakistan	89 runs	Nottingham	Jun 13-14, 1979
2	England	Canada	England	8 wickets	Manchester	Jun 13-14, 1979
3	India	West Indies	India	34 runs	Manchester	Jun 09-10, 1983
4	New Zealand	Pakistan	New Zealand	52 runs	Birmingham	Jun 11-12, 1983
5	Australia	West Indies	West Indies	101 runs	Leeds	Jun 11-12, 1983
6	Pakistan	England	Pakistan	18 runs	Rawalpindi	Oct 12-13, 1987
7	Australia	New Zealand	Australia	3 runs	Indore	Oct 18-19, 1987
8	England	India	India	63 runs	Birmingham	May 29-30, 1999
9	New Zealand	Zimbabwe	no result		Leeds	Jun 06-07, 1999
10	West Indies	Australia	West Indies	103 runs	North Sound	May 27-28,2007
11	India	New Zealand	New Zealand	18 runs	Manchester	Jul 09-10, 2019

A new one-day international dubious record

A new one-day international dubious record was created in the semifinals game between India and New Zealand at Manchester on 10^th July 2019

KL Rahul, RG Sharma and V Kohli scored one  run in this game to provide the very first occasion of first three batsman scoring one run in an innings  in the  history of one-day internationals

India and New Zealand – Road to Semi-finals of ICC World Cup 2019

INDIA’S ROAD TO SEMI FINALS IN ICC WORLD CUP 2019

No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Match Date
1	India	South Africa	India	6 wickets	Southampton	Jun 05, 2019
2	Australia	India	India	36 runs	The Oval	Jun 09, 2019
3	India	New Zealand	abandoned		Nottingham	Jun 13, 2019
4	India	Pakistan	India	89 runs	Manchester	Jun 16, 2019
5	Afghanistan	India	India	11 runs	Southampton	Jun 22, 2019
6	India	West Indies	India	125 runs	Manchester	Jun 27, 2019
7	England	India	England	31 runs	Birmingham	Jun 30, 2019
8	Bangladesh	India	India	28 runs	Birmingham	Jul 02, 2019
9	India	Sri Lanka	India	7 wickets	Leeds	Jul 06, 2019

NEW ZEALAND’S ROAD TO SEMI FINALS IN ICC WORLD CUP 2019

No	Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin	Ground	Match Date
1	New Zealand	Sri Lanka	New Zealand	10 wickets	Cardiff	Jun 01, 2019
2	Bangladesh	New Zealand	New Zealand	2 wickets	The Oval	Jun 05, 2019
3	Afghanistan	New Zealand	New Zealand	7 wickets	Taunton	Jun 08, 2019
4	India	New Zealand	abandoned		Nottingham	Jun 13, 2019
5	New Zealand	South Africa	New Zealand	4 wickets	Birmingham	Jun 19, 2019
6	New Zealand	West Indies	New Zealand	5 runs	Manchester	Jun 22, 2019
7	New Zealand	Pakistan	Pakistan	6 wickets	Birmingham	Jun 26, 2019
8	Australia	New Zealand	Australia	86 runs	Lord’s	Jun 29, 2019
9	England	New Zealand	England	119 runs	Ch-le-St	Jul 03, 2019

THE POINTS EARNED BY THESE TWO TEAMS IN THE LEAGUE STAGE

Pos	Team	M	W	L	T	NR	Pts	NRR	For	Against
1	India	9	7	1	0	1	15	+0.809	2260/381.0	1998/390.0
2	New Zealand	9	5	3	0	1	11	+0.175	1674/344.0	1868/398.1

SEMI FINALS OF THE WORLD CUP – PARTICIPATING TEAM

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	India	217/4	54.4	2	won	Eng	Manchester	22 Jun 1983
2	India	219	45.3	2	lost	Eng	Mumbai	05 Nov 1987
3	India	120/8	34.1	2	lost	Srl	Kolkata	13 Mar 1996
4	India	270/4	50.0	1	won	Ken	Durban	20 Mar 2003
5	India	260/9	50.0	1	won	Pak	Mohali	30 Mar 2011
6	India	233	46.5	2	lost	Aus	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
1	New Zealand	158	52.2	1	lost	Win	The Oval	18 Jun 1975
2	New Zealand	212/9	60.0	2	lost	Eng	Manchester	20 Jun 1979
3	New Zealand	262/7	50.0	1	lost	Pak	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
4	New Zealand	241/7	50.0	1	lost	Pak	Manchester	16 Jun 1999
5	New Zealand	208	41.4	2	lost	Srl	Kingston	24 Apr 2007
6	New Zealand	217	48.5	1	lost	Srl	Col-RPS	29 Mar 2011
7	New Zealand	299/6	42.5	2	won	RSA	Auckland	24 Mar 2015

RESULTS OF SEMI FINALS OF THE WORLD CUP – MATCHES THAT ARE WON

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	India	217/4	54.4	2	won	Eng	Manchester	22 Jun 1983
2	India	270/4	50.0	1	won	Ken	Durban	20 Mar 2003
3	India	260/9	50.0	1	won	Pak	Mohali	30 Mar 2011
1	New Zealand	299/6	42.5	2	won	RSA	Auckland	24 Mar 2015

RESULTS OF SEMI FINALS OF THE WORLD CUP – MATCHES THAT ARE LOST

No	Team	Score	Overs	Inns	Result	Oppn	Ground	Start Date
1	India	219	45.3	2	lost	Eng	Mumbai	05 Nov 1987
2	India	120/8	34.1	2	lost	Srl	Kolkata	13 Mar 1996
3	India	233	46.5	2	lost	Aus	Sydney	26 Mar 2015
1	New Zealand	158	52.2	1	lost	Win	The Oval	18 Jun 1975
2	New Zealand	212/9	60.0	2	lost	Eng	Manchester	20 Jun 1979
3	New Zealand	262/7	50.0	1	lost	Pak	Auckland	21 Mar 1992
4	New Zealand	241/7	50.0	1	lost	Pak	Manchester	16 Jun 1999
5	New Zealand	208	41.4	2	lost	Srl	Kingston	24 Apr 2007
6	New Zealand	217	48.5	1	lost	Srl	Col-RPS	29 Mar 2011