ICC World Cup 2023: Team India qualifies for finals after defeating New Zealand by 70 runs in the 1st semi-final at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. Now I will share the details of this game match in my way.
1st Semi-final (India Vs New Zealand)
Game Date: 15th November 2023
Details: Team India captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and elected to bat first in the 1st semi-final game of ODI World Cup 2023 against New Zealand at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. No changes in Indian Team.
🚨 Toss Update from Mumbai 🚨
Rohit Sharma wins the toss and #TeamIndia have elected to bat in Semi-Final 1 🙌
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— BCCI (@BCCI) November 15, 2023
Team India scored huge 397/4 runs in their 50 overs after batting first. Phew! Incredible batting display from India. Opting to bat, it was captain Rohit Sharma who set the tone upfront which he’s been doing consistently in this tournament. India got off to a flier and the Kiwis were on the back foot from the very first over. A screamer from KW ended his counterpart’s knock and New Zealand would have breathed a sigh of relief. But India had other ideas. Gill became the aggressor and that allowed Kohli to get going. The former unfortunately had to leave the field on 79 as he retired hurt falling victim to Mumbai’s heat. That’s when Kohli and Iyer joined hands to stitch a mammoth partnership. They kept scoring boundaries at regular intervals and kept the momentum going. Both of them notched up their respective tons. Kohli surpassed Sachin Tendulkar with ODI hundred number 50 and Iyer recorded his second successive century. Nothing went right for the Kiwis. Santner wasn’t at his best in his first seven overs and when he bowled well, the Kohli-Iyer duo managed to see him off. Santner went wicketless and post that, the Indians just put the foot down and went berserk. Iyer hit some towering sixes for fun and Rahul applied the finishing touches to get the total close to 400. Have India batted New Zealand out of this semi-final? Well, they have two big scores in this competition 383 vs Australia and 401 vs Pakistan! Crazy things have happened in this game. If Williamson and Co. get anywhere close to the target, we’ll be in for a thriller. Virat Kohli scored 117 runs of 113 balls and Shreyas Iyer scored 105 runs of 70 balls. For New Zealand, Tim Southee picked 3 wicket for 100 runs in his 10 overs quota.
𝙈𝙊𝙉𝙐𝙈𝙀𝙉𝙏𝘼𝙇! 🫡🫡
Virat Kohli surpasses the legendary Sachin Tendulkar and now has the most centuries in Men's ODIs 👏👏#TeamIndia | #CWC23 | #MenInBlue | #INDvNZ | @imVkohli pic.twitter.com/230u7JAxcJ
— BCCI (@BCCI) November 15, 2023
Innings Break!
A stellar batting display by #TeamIndia as we set a target of 398 in Semi-Final 1! 🙌
Over to our bowlers 💪
Scorecard ▶️ https://t.co/FnuIu53xGu#CWC23 | #MenInBlue | #INDvNZ pic.twitter.com/R4CKq3u16m
— BCCI (@BCCI) November 15, 2023
New Zealand unable to chase the target and bowled out for 327 runs in 48.5 overs and lost the game by 70 runs. Tenth successive win and India progress to the final of the 2023 World Cup! 724 runs were scored and Super Shami managed to pick seven wickets. That’s an incredible effort. India’s first-change bowler struck off his very first ball and then followed it up with one more in his following over. Excellent seam bowling under lights and he nipped out both the New Zealand openers who were caught behind. The Kiwis fought back valiantly, courtesy a superb 181-run stand between Mitchell and Williamson. India were a bit sloppy – leaked extras, few misfields, KL broke the stumps before collecting the ball and Shami put down a sitter as well. India were under pressure for the first time in this tournament and Shami redeemed in style. He provided the key breakthrough by removing KW and trapped Latham lbw in the same over. New Zealand were in the hunt as Mitchell and Phillips forged a half-ton partnership. Kuldeep and Bumrah bowled four superb overs where they picked 2 wickets for just 20 runs. And then, Shami came back to produce the killer blow. Dismissed Mitchell, the centurion, and picked wickets for fun to finish with a seven-fer. Daryl Mitchell scored 134 of 119 balls and skipper Kane Williamson scored 69 runs of 73 balls. For Team India, Mohammed Shami picked 7 wickets for 57 runs in his 9.5 overs.
We are #TeamIndia 🇮🇳🫶#CWC23 | #MenInBlue | #INDvNZ pic.twitter.com/HrUuQFzi1K
— BCCI (@BCCI) November 15, 2023
IND: 397/4 in 50 overs
NZ: 327 all out in 48.5 overs
Match Result: India won by 70 runs
Man of the Match: Mohammed Shami
India overcame a spirited New Zealand display to enter their fourth @cricketworldcup final 👊#CWC23 | #INDvNZ 📝: https://t.co/dA9SD5P9ZP pic.twitter.com/lCGhHIw0IV
— ICC (@ICC) November 15, 2023
Stats
– Iyer got to his hundred off 67 balls today, making it the fastest in a World Cup knockout. The record belonged to Adam Gilchrist previously, who had completed the milestone off 72 balls in the 2007 final against Sri Lanka.
– India batters with consecutive World Cup hundreds:
3 – Rohit Sharma (2019)
2 – Rahul Dravid (1999)
2* – Shreyas Iyer (2023)
– Most runs from No.4 or below in a WC edition:
511* – Shreyas Iyer (2023)
499 – Scott Styris (2007)
482 – AB de Villiers (2015)
465 – Ben Stokes (2019)
456 – Martin Crowe (1992)
– 100-plus partnerships in CWC knockouts for India:
163 – Virat Kohli & Shreyas Iyer vs NZ, Mumbai WS, 2023 SF
122 – Rohit Sharma & Suresh Raina vs BAN, Melbourne, 2015 QF
116 – MS Dhoni & Ravindra Jadeja vs NZ, Manchester, 2019 SF
109 – Gautam Gambhir & MS Dhoni vs SL, Mumbai WS, 2011 Final
103 – Sachin Tendulkar & Sourav Ganguly vs KEN, Durban, 2003 SF
– Most hundreds in World Cups:
7 – Rohit Sharma
6 – Sachin Tendulkar
6 – David Warner
5 – Ricky Ponting
5 – Kumar Sangakkara
5 – Virat Kohli
– Most ODI hundreds:
50 – Virat Kohli
49 – Sachin Tendulkar
31 – Rohit Sharma
30 – Ricky Ponting
28 – Sanath Jayasuriya
– India players with most consecutive 50-plus scores in World Cups:
5 – Virat Kohli (2019)
4 – Sachin Tendulkar (1996)
4 – Sachin Tendulkar (2003)
4 – Navjot Singh Sidhu (1987)
4 – Shreyas Iyer (2023)
– Most 50-plus scores in a World Cup edition
8 – Virat Kohli (2023)
7 – Sachin Tendulkar (2003)
7 – Shakib Al Hasan (2019)
6 – Rohit Sharma (2019)
6 – David Warner (2019)
– Most 50-plus scores in international cricket:
264 – Sachin Tendulkar
217 – Ricky Ponting
217 – Virat Kohli
216 – Kumar Sangakkara
211 – Jacques Kallis
– Most runs in ODIs:
18426 – Sachin Tendulkar
14234 – Kumar Sangakkara
13705* – Virat Kohli
13704 – Ricky Ponting
13430 – Sanath Jayasuriya
– Rohit Sharma vs Tim Southee in Overs 1-10 in ODIs
Runs: 89
Balls: 135
Dismissals: 5
Avg: 17.8
SR: 65.9
– Most sixes in a single World Cup edition
27 – Rohit Sharma (2023)
26 – Chris Gayle (2015)
22 – Eoin Morgan (2019)
22 – Glenn Maxwell (2023)
21 – AB de Villiers (2015)
21 – Quinton de Kock (2023)
– Most runs in a single World Cup edition:
674* – Virat Kohli (2023)
673 – Sachin Tendulkar (2003)
659 – Matthew Hayden (2007)
648 – Rohit Sharma (2019)
647 – David Warner (2019)
– Most sixes in World Cups
50 – Rohit Sharma
49 – Chris Gayle
43 – Glenn Maxwell
37 – AB de Villiers
37 – David Warner
– Most sixes in a team innings for India in the WCs:
19 vs New Zealand, Mumbai WS, 2023
18 vs Bermuda, Port of Spain, 2007
16 vs Netherlands, Bengaluru, 2023
– India batters with most sixes in a World Cup innings:
8 – Shreyas Iyer vs NZ, Mumbai WS, 2023
7 – Sourav Ganguly vs SL, Taunton, 1999
7 – Yuvraj Singh vs BER, Port of Spain, 2007
6 – Kapil Dev vs ZIM, Tunbridge Wells, 1983
6 – Rohit Sharma vs PAK, Ahmedabad, 2023
6 – Shreyas Iyer vs SL, Mumbai WS, 2023
– Most 50-plus scores in a World Cup knockout team innings:
3 – AUS vs IND, Johannesburg, 2003 Final
3 – IND vs AUS, Ahmedabad, 2011 QF
3 – NZ vs SA, Auckland, 2015 SF
3 – IND vs NZ, Mumbai WS, 2023 SF
– Fastest World Cup hundreds for India (by balls taken):
62 – KL Rahul vs NED, Bengaluru, 2023
63 – Rohit Sharma vs AFG, Delhi, 2023
67 – Shreyas Iyer vs NZ, Mumbai WS, 2023
81 – Virender Sehwag v BER, Port of Spain, 2007
83 – Virat Kohli v BAN, Mirpur, 2011
– Highest innings scores for India in World Cups:
413/5 vs BER, Port of Spain, 2007
410/4 vs NED, Bengaluru, 2023
397/4 vs NZ, Mumbai WS, 2023
373/6 vs SL, Taunton, 1999
– Highest team totals in World Cup knockouts:
397/4 – IND vs NZ, Mumbai WS, 2023 SF
393/6 – NZ vs WI, Wellington, 2015 QF
359/2 – AUS vs IND, Johannesburg, 2003 Final
328/7 – AUS vs IND, Sydney, 2015 SF
302/6 – IND vs BAN, Melbourne, 2015 QF
– Most sixes in a World Cup knockout team innings:
19 – IND vs NZ, Mumbai WS, 2023 SF
16 – WI vs NZ, Wellington, 2015 QF
15 – NZ vs WI, Wellington, 2015 SF
– This was just the second instance of two individual hundreds being scored in a World Cup knockout game; the previous instance featuring Tillakaratne Dilshan (108*) and Upul Tharanga (102*) in Sri Lanka’s 10-wicket win in the 2011 quarter final against England at RPS, Colombo.
– Shubman Gill vs NZ in 2023:
208(149), Hyderabad
40*(53), Raipur
112(78), Indore
26(31), Dharamsala
80*(66), Mumbai WS (today)
Total: 466 runs at 155.33, SR: 123.6
– Most five-fors in World Cups
4 – Mohammed Shami
3 – Mitchell Starc
Shami also became the first bowler to bag three five-fors in a single World Cup edition
– Best bowling returns in a World Cup match
7/15 – Glenn McGrath (AUS) vs NAM, Potchefstroom, 2003
7/20 – Andy Bichel (AUS) vs ENG, Gqeberha, 2003
7/33 – Tim Southee (NZ) vs ENG, Wellington, 2015
7/51 – Winston Davis (WI) vs AUS, Leeds, 1983
7/57 – Mohammed Shami (IND) vs NZ, Mumbai WS, 2023
Previous record for WC knockouts: 6/14 by Gary Gilmour (AUS) vs ENG, Leeds, 1975
– Most wickets in a single World Cup edition
27 – Mitchell Starc (2019)
26 – Glenn McGrath (2007)
23 – Chaminda Vaas (2003)
23 – Muttiah Muralitharan (2007)
23 – Shaun Tait (2007)
23 – Mohammed Shami (2023)
Previous record for India: 21 – Zaheer Khan (2011)
– Two (or more) World Cup five-fors against an opponent
2 – Mitchell Starc vs New Zealand
2 – Mohammed Shami vs New Zealand
– Best bowling returns for India in ODIs
7/57 – Mohammed Shami vs NZ, Mumbai WS, 2023 WC
6/4 – Stuart Binny vs BAN, Mirpur, 2014
6/12 – Anil Kumble vs WI, Kolkata, 1993
6/19 – Jasprit Bumrah vs ENG, The Oval, 2022
6/21 – Mohammed Siraj vs SL, Colombo RPS, 2023
Previous WC record for India: 6/23 by Ashish Nehra vs ENG, Durban, 2003
– Most sixes in a World Cup edition
28 – Rohit Sharma (2023)
26 – Chris Gayle (2015)
24 – Shreyas Iyer (2023)
22 – Eoin Morgan (2019)
22 – Glenn Maxwell (2023)
22 – Daryl Mitchell (2023)
– Most runs in a World Cup edition for New Zealand
578 – Kane Williamson (2019)
578 – Rachin Ravindra (2023)
552 – Daryl Mitchell (2023)
547 – Martin Guptill (2015)
499 – Scott Styris (2007)
456 – Martin Crowe (1992)
– Most consecutive wins in World Cups
25 – Australia (1999-2011)
11 – India (2011-2015)
10* – India (2023)
9 – West Indies (1975-1979)
– Most wins in a single World Cup edition
11 – Australia (2003)
11 – Australia (2007)
10* – India (2023)
9 – India (2003)
8 – Sri Lanka (2007)
8 – New Zealand (2015)
– Highest aggregates in a World Cup match
771 – AUS vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023
754 – SA vs SL, Delhi, 2023
724 – IND vs NZ, Mumbai WS, 2023
714 – AUS vs BAN, Nottingham, 2019
689 – PAK vs SL, Hyderabad, 2023
Previous record for CWC knockouts: 643 – NZ vs WI, Wellington, 2015 QF
– Most sixes in a World Cup match
33 – ENG vs AFG, Manchester, 2019
32 – AUS vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023
31 – NZ vs WI, Wellington, 2015 QF
31 – SA vs SL, Delhi, 2023
30 – IND vs NZ, Mumbai WS, 2023 SF
Congratulations India. Good luck in the Final. Thank you to everyone who has supported the team during the@cricketworldcup near and far! Scorecard | https://t.co/Xc6jdcfX9H #CWC23 pic.twitter.com/cBOdq94bzF
— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) November 15, 2023
The star of the night – Mohd. Shami bags the Player of the Match Award for his incredible seven-wicket haul 🫡
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— BCCI (@BCCI) November 15, 2023
That’s all from the 1st Semi-final from World Cup 2023 and I hope you all will like this information. We will be back with all the details of their final game which will be played against winner of tomorrow game between Australia and South Africa on 19th November 2023. For more updates visit my page on Facebook Durgesh Tiwary’s View and website Cricket Movie Website