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With England cruising in the chase, Jasprit Bumrah's masterful 18th over swung the semifinal India's way
The opener scored 89 in the semifinal against England in Mumbai, his second match-winning performance on the bounce, a long way from the start of the World Cup when he had been dropped
Tipped widely to reach the final, an unbeaten South African unit faltered in the semifinal against New Zealand
The NZ opener flexed his batting muscles in Kolkata - his soon-to-be IPL home - on a special World Cup knockout night with a 33-ball 100
How Mitchell Santner's tactical switches dismantled South Africa on a big World Cup night
After seven straight wins, Aiden Markram's side unravelled when it mattered most, blown away by a blistering Finn Allen hundred
New Zealand have not been the most convincing in the Super Eights, but they're here, as determined as the other three teams to go the distance
A win over Sri Lanka in front of a partisan Colombo crowd did two things: it proved Australia wasn't an accident and hardened Zimbabwe for what comes next
Abhishek Sharma is yet to score a run in this T20 World Cup, collecting his third duck against the Netherlands in Ahmedabad
It was Nepal's first World Cup win in 12 years, and scores of Nepali fans celebrated as if Dashain came early
After nearly stunning Pakistan in the opener, the Dutch face hosts India in what could be their final game of the tournament. For Scott Edwards' side, it is another shot at proving they belong on the biggest stage
A sluggish R. Premadasa surface invited imitation, but India chose patience, conviction and their own plan, and let the result follow
While almost every batter from either side virtually struck to the script of run-a-ball, Ishan Kishan operated in a different plane
Will rain play spoilsport? Will the teams revert to shaking hands before and after the game?
On a night where almost 20000 turned up at the Chepauk to watch two associate nations, the Dutch dampened their Super 8 hopes with a poor performance
Southern Hemisphere kinship meets World Cup baggage and now a coaching-switch adds to the intrigue
The glare of a World Cup night against India in India was not too bright for Namibia. They stared straight at it, never looking away for fear of being blinded by the luminescence
