Watch 1st Semi-final: India v New Zealand at Manchester, Jul 9, 2019 Live Streaming ICC Cricket World Cup

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New Zealand 239/8 (50.0 Overs) RR: 4.78
India 221/10 (49.3 Overs) 4.46
New Zealand won by 18 runs

Batsman	R	B	4s	6s	S.R
Ravindra Jadeja (lhb)	77	59	4	4	130.50
MS Dhoni (rhb)	50	72	1	1	69.44

Bowller	O	M	R	W	Econ
Matt Henry (rfm)	10.0	1	37	3	3.70
Mitchell Santner (rfm)	10.0	2	34	2	3.40

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End of Over No.49 India 217/9 Last Over (8 runs)
3.30pm So, that’s your lot for today. What an extraordinary slow-burn semi that turned out to be. And thank goodness we got a full 50-over contest instead of trying to shoehorn all that drama into a rain-truncated game. Huge congratulations to New Zealand, and don’t forget, we’re doing it all over again tomorrow, when England and Australia take the stage at Edgbaston in another humdinger of a match-up. From myself, Andrew Miller, and Deiva Muthu and Chandan Duorah, good bye and thank you for joining us for a World Cup knock-out to remember! vishwas: “A bit of redemption for NZ. They topped the table in 1992 in the same format but were knocked out by a fourth placed team. For the next world cup, which is in the same format, ICC should have qualifiers and eliminator instead of just semi finals.” Deepankar DM: “@Harish my friend, please don’t judge him by today’s failure, forgetting the previous big games. A 22-yr-old Kohli steadied the ship when Sachin & Sehwag were gone in 2011 WC final. He also played two amazing innings in 2014 World T20 final and 2016 World T20 semifinal. The player is still a great. The team selection cost us.” Ragha: “It feels impossible to control my tears. Not sure how a simple game can impact you so much. Feels worse than a break-up. Love all the way to Team India. You guys were fabulous. ” Ragha: “I am very disappointed as an Indian fan. However, I am happy that we went down fighting. Not taking anything at all from NZ, but I feel this was India’s game to lose and they crumbled under pressure. Pant, DK, Hardik could have put on a better show. Nevertheless, this will be an important lesson for Kohli’s era after Dhoni. Thanks you Team India. We are all very proud of you.” 3.15pm Well, well, well… what a stunning contest. For the second time in four years, New Zealand have muscled their way through to the World Cup final, and just as they did in the 2015 semi-final in Auckland, they have had to hold their composure in arguably the match of the tournament. And for Grant Elliott then, read Jimmy Neesham now … not so much for the way he held his nerve in that final over, but for that screamer of a catch at gully off Dinesh Karthik. Given the context of the moment, it was arguably the catch of the tournament. And don’t forget Martin Guptill’s dead-eyed run-out of MS Dhoni as well … he’s had a dog of a tournament with the bat, but what a priceless moment he pulled off! Lakwin: “My mind runs back to the 1996 semifinal, when Sri Lanka were 1/2, and DeSilva came out and played as if in a trance, counterattacking with such panache that completely deflated the opposition. In contrast, Kohli – for all his achievements, crumbled under the pressure. Guess greatness isn’t decided by statistics after all. Crunch games, the truly great players would step up!” Harsh, I think Kohli has achieved more than enough to confirm his status as a great … across all formats, not just ODIs. But there’s no doubt they were found wanting as a collective in the crunch moment. Ravi Jadeja, aside, of course. He was a sensation in the field this morning as well, don’t forget! harish: “Before the knives are out I think we should acknowledge and appreciate the way our team played throughout .. well done Boyz . You made us proud keep it heads high” Quite right too. Finished top of the group stage, swept all before them until the England game, and even then, they took it deep. It wasn’t to be, but knock-out cricket can be cruel! Sankesh Jain: “@Andrew: I sorta disagree. Kohli doesn’t remind us of any one innings in ICC tournaments that he has stepped up when the team needed him. 2011 WC finals, 2015 semi finals, 2017 Champions Trophy finals. None. It is disappointing for an Indian cricket fan like me to see this heart breaking loss. ” I sense the post-mortem is going to be a painful one … 3.05pm Matt Henry, Player of the Match: Look, we talked about just making we do the best we can and play the way we can. He started out with the ball and just tried to create pressure. We just had to ask a lot of questions against the best batting line-up. I thought we managed to scrap it out. We had the belief – we knew we had to bowl well. Obviously, they are world-class batsmen – Hardik, Dhoni and Jadeja – we knew to win the game we had to get them out. It’s very special and thanks to the New Zealand supporters out there. Kohli: Yes, it was. The first half we were spot on. We got what we needed in the field. We knew we had a good day yesterday, we felt like we had the moment, but the credit has to go to NZ bowlers. The swing and help they got from the surface – the skill from them was on display. Jaddu had an outstanding couple of games. He went with so much clarity, MS had a good partnership with him. It was a game of margins and MS was run-out. 45 minutes of bad cricket puts you out of the tournament. Difficult to take it – but New Zealand deserve it. Our shot selection could have been better, but we played a good standard of cricket throughout. New Zealand were braver in crunch situations and they deserve it. Williamson: Yeah, it’s a different playing – the way he had to skin it through the round-robin. Great semi-final over two days and very pleased to be on the right side of it. It was really tough and we had to assess the conditions. Both teams thought it would be high-scoring, we thought we could get 240 and put India under pressure. Lot of contributions from everyone. A lot of it was on the conditions and the rain around. We just wanted to put the ball in the good areas and put pressure on India. We just wanted some early wickets and it was great start for the bowlers. We needed to stay in the game for long periods. The way Jadeja and Dhoni were hitting the ball, they were likely to win, but our fielders were then outstanding. A lot of it is to look at what it is. Some of those games are tough and conditions vary throughout the match. We were underdogs coming into the semis… and all these sides have beaten each other. Anything can happen on any day. It was nice to see the guys fight for two days. 2.57pm Who writes your scripts, Neesham. He missed out in 2015 and watched Grant Elliott launch New Zealand into the final from the Eden Park grassbanks. Four years later, he closes out a semi-final and puts New Zealand in the final. Kane Williamson celebrates, Santner joins him. I haven’t seen these two celebrate much. They have knocked out one of the tournament favourites India. Heartbreak for India. Is this the end for Dhoni as well…? India were 71 for 5 in a chase of 240 when he stepped out to bat. He just did his thing: blocking and jabbing his way to the 49th over. It was Jadeja who teed off and did the heavy lifting in a century stand that revived a tough chase against an unrelenting attack. Ferguson, Boult, and Guptill combined for some late magic to deny India. Let’s also not forget the pressure catches from Williamson and tidy lengths from Santner. As it stands, New Zealand move to their second successive World Cup final. Can they go one better in 2019? WATCH on Hotstar (India only): Ravindra Jadeja scored a quick half-century
49.3	W	Neesham to Chahal Neesham closes out the game for New Zealand and puts them in the final. Shortish, another legcutter variation from Neesham. Chahal wants to swing this into the other Old Trafford, but he can only snick it behind. He was given out, Chahal went for the review, but he’s gone. India are gone OUT YS Chahal c †Latham b Neesham 5 (8m 5b 1×4 0x6) SR: 100.00


49.2	0	Neesham to Chahal back of a length and moves away, slower legcutter, Chahal swings for the hills and edges it but does not carry to Latham behind the stumps no run


49.1	4	Neesham to Chahal full and floated down the leg side, tickled away fine of short fine leg. Poor ball first-up FOUR
India need 23 off the last over. Neesham who watched the 2015 semi-final from the Eden Park grassbanks will bowl this.

48.6	W	Ferguson to Kumar 121ks slower dipper from Lockie Ferguson. Suckers Bhuvneshwar and bowls him. Floated in, looks like a back-of-the-hand variation, beats the outside edge and makes a mess of Bhuvneshwar’s stumps OUT B Kumar b Ferguson 0 (10m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00


48.5	1	Ferguson to Chahal back of a length on middle, whipped out to deep midwicket 1 run


48.4	0	Ferguson to Chahal full-toss outside off, jabbed to the covers no run


48.3	1	Ferguson to Dhoni Guptill, you legend. He runs out another legend. Rocket direct hit to dismiss Dhoni. Is that that? Dhoni walks back…. for the last time? Gone for 50 off 72 balls. Ferguson goes wide of the crease and bangs a bouncer on middle, tucks him up for room. Dhoni can only flap it away behind square. He chances a second, stretches, and comes up short. Just short. Short by an inch. Guptill tears in, picks up the ball, and nails the stumps with surgical precision. What a moment in the game 1 run, OUT MS Dhoni run out 50 (114m 72b 1×4 1×6) SR: 69.44


48.2	0	Ferguson to Dhoni full on the stumps, not a yorker, patted back to the bowler no run


48.1	6	Ferguson to Dhoni Whoa, it’s 2011 all over again. Flashes of MS Dhoni v Thisara Perera. Banged in short and wide outside off, Dhoni leaps off his feet, goes airborne and scythes a six over backward point. Bam. The hands are still fast. Can the great finisher do it once again? SIX
Ferguson in for the 49th. So, Neesham will bowl the last over
End of Over No.48 India 209/7 Last Over (6 runs)

47.6	1	Boult to Dhoni slower short ball on middle stump, pulled away. Southee, the sub, dives to his left at deep midwicket and cuts it off 1 run


47.5	W	Boult to Jadeja It’s a skier. Who would you want settling under it with a spot in the final on the line? Of course, it’s Williamson. On a length and outside off, in the slot to be put away, but Boult gives no pace, rolling his fingers across it. Jadeja gets more height as opposed to distance and Williamson grabs it nonchalantly at long-off OUT RA Jadeja c Williamson b Boult 77 (84m 59b 4×4 4×6) SR: 130.50


47.4	1	Boult to Dhoni slower ball on the leg stump, glanced away through square leg for one 1 run
jp: “Best match of the World Cup so far – back, forth, back, forth. India at 10% on forecaster at one stage. Bet they’re doing better now!”

47.3	1	Boult to Jadeja pinpoint yorker on middle, jabbed down to long-on. Dhoni won’t risk the second. No risks until the last over? 1 run


47.2	1	Boult to Dhoni mighty full and outside off, stabbed down to long-off for just one 1 run
Boult runs in… and then pulls out. Breathe, everyone. Breathe

47.1	2	Boult to Dhoni Santner throws himself to his right from deep midwicket and stops this club from Dhoni. Outstanding work in the outfield. Hip-high short ball on middle, swatted away off the back foot 2 runs
India need 37 off 18 balls. Boult is ready for the 48th
End of Over No.47 India 203/6 Last Over (5 runs)

46.6	1	Henry to Dhoni just short of a good length and outside off, coolly bunted to the covers and Dhoni will keep strike. Just five singles off that over from Henry 1 run

M.: “At least one over by Neesham. Interesting, very interesting. India holding their nerves really well so far.”
46.5	1	Henry to Jadeja shorter and outside off, looks like an offcutter, angled out to backward point 1 run


46.4	1	Henry to Dhoni back of a length on middle, Dhoni sits back and ticks a single to square leg. He’s taking it down to the wire for sure 1 run
In similar scenes in the Afghanistan-Pakistan match, Pakistan needed 46 off 30 before Gulbadin’s fateful over. Will one over go the journey in the same way today?

46.3	1	Henry to Jadeja shorter and wider than set of stumps outside off, asks Jadeja to reach out. He scythes it straight to backward point 1 run


46.2	0	Henry to Jadeja back of a length and slanting away outside off, bounces over Jadeja’s cut. Dot no run

Raza : “Give me a SIX jadeja”
46.1	1	Henry to Dhoni back of a length and outside off, glided away square of backward point for one 1 run
Milli Poddar: “Don’t want to do jinx it, but Jadeja doing a Grant Elliott?” — Southee, meanwhile, is on the field as sub. He chats to Williamson and Boult. At the other corner, Dhoni has a word with Jadeja. Henry will bowl this over.
End of Over No.46 India 198/6 Last Over (10 runs)
Viv: “Sir Jadeja has to be man of the match, irrespective of the result. He actually made it a match. ”
45.6	1	Boult to Dhoni lifter, slower variation on middle, half-paddled and half-pulled square of short fine leg 1 run
Only the second century stand for 7th wkt or lower in World Cup chases

45.5	1	Boult to Jadeja slower short ball outside off, Jadeja waits for it to arrive, then tugs it away to deep square leg 1 run


45.4	4	Boult to Jadeja dinked away fine of short third man for four. Cutter from Boult, Jadeja stands at it and gets an outside edge for four. Sure, looks like it is Jadeja’s day FOUR


45.3	1	Boult to Dhoni back of a length and angling across off, Dhoni leans back and jabs away to the left of Williamson at extra-cover. Hundred stand off 97 balls. The two men get together and tap gloves 1 run


45.2	1	Boult to Jadeja off-stump yorker, well bowled, Boult. Squirted away to deep midwicket. He keeps Jadeja to a single 1 run


45.1	2	Boult to Jadeja dug in short and outside off from over the wicket, pulled away to wide long-on. They get the double once again 2 runs
India need 52 off the last five overs with four wickets in the shed
End of Over No.45 India 188/6 Last Over (10 runs)

44.6	0	Ferguson to Dhoni banged in short and outside off, 147ks, Dhoni simply lets it go. He’s waiting for Boult now no run


44.5	1	Ferguson to Jadeja full-toss on middle and leg, clipped to Santner at deep midwicket. Just a single 1 run


44.4	6	Ferguson to Jadeja Shot, Sir Jadeja. He clears his front leg, this is on a length on leg stump. Right in Jadeja’s wheelhouse. He creates swinging room and launches the slower ball over mid-off inside the circle. Manufactures pace for himself and pumps it for six. Rohit roars in the dressing room. Flat and hard SIX

Score Cards

Batting

Batsmen	R	B
KL Rahul	1	7
Rohit Sharma	1	4
Virat Kohli	1	6
Rishabh Pant	32	56
Dinesh Karthik	6	25
Hardik Pandya	32	62
MS Dhoni	50	72
Ravindra Jadeja	77	59
Bhuvneshwar Kumar	0	1
Yuzvendra Chahal	5	5
Jasprit Bumrah	0	0

Bowling

Bowler	O	R	W	M
Trent Boult	10	42	2	2
Matt Henry	10	37	3	1
Lockie Ferguson	10	43	1	0
Colin de Grandhomme	2	13	0	0
James Neesham	7.3	49	1	0
Mitchell Santner	10	34	2	2

Batting		R	B	4	6
KL Rahul	caught wk	1	7	0	0
RG Sharma	caught wk	1	4	0	0
V Kohli	lbw	1	6	0	0
RR Pant	caught	32	56	4	0
KD Karthik	caught	6	25	1	0
HH Pandya	caught	32	62	2	0
MS Dhoni	run out	50	72	1	1
RA Jadeja	caught	77	59	4	4
B Kumar	bowled	0	1	0	0
YS Chahal	caught wk	5	5	1	0
JJ Bumrah	not out	0	0	0	0
Extras	(lb 3, w 13)	16
Total	(all out; 49.3 ovs)	221

Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
TA Boult	10	2	42	2	4.20	(3w)
MJ Henry	10	1	37	3	3.70	(3w)
LH Ferguson	10	0	43	1	4.30	(2w)
C de Grandhomme	2	0	13	0	6.50	(1w)
JDS Neesham	7.3	0	49	1	6.53	(3w)
MJ Santner	10	2	34	2	3.40	(1w)

Partnerships

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	4	RG Sharma 1	KL Rahul 1
2nd	1	V Kohli 1	KL Rahul 0
3rd	0	KL Rahul 0	RR Pant 0
4th	19	KD Karthik 6	RR Pant 12
5th	47	RR Pant 20	HH Pandya 22
6th	21	HH Pandya 10	MS Dhoni 10
7th	116	RA Jadeja 77	MS Dhoni 32
8th	8	MS Dhoni 8	B Kumar 0
9th	1	B Kumar 0	YS Chahal 1
10th	4	YS Chahal 4	JJ Bumrah 0

Team Squads

India

KL Rahul

Rohit Sharma

Virat Kohli

Rishabh Pant

Dinesh Karthik

Hardik Pandya

MS Dhoni

Ravindra Jadeja

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Yuzvendra Chahal

Jasprit Bumrah

New Zealand

Martin Guptill

Henry Nicholls

Kane Williamson

Ross Taylor

James Neesham

Colin de Grandhomme

Tom Latham

Mitchell Santner

Matt Henry

Trent Boult

Lockie Ferguson

What is it?

ICC Cricket World Cup, 1st Semi-final: India v New Zealand at Manchester, Jul 9-10, 2019.

When is it?

Match will be played on Jul 9, 2019.

What time does it start?

Starting time of match 2019-07-09 09:30:00 GMT, 2019-07-09 10:30:00 local

In Which Ground is it Playing?

The match will be played at Old Trafford, Manchester

Who will Win 1st Semi-final: India v New Zealand ?

With ten nearly equally matched groups, the importance of every game can’t be understated in this tournament. Both sides are expected to emerge out packaged full-strength against each other in what claims to be a cracker of a competition. Contemplating that the 2 sides on newspaper,New Zealand are somewhat more power-packed unit whereas India possess the benefit of being a steady side. For this and another above-mentioned motives, we believe the New Zealand are far more likely to emerge victorious in what will be among the most crucial experiences for either side.

What TV channel is it on Live?

The following TV Channels have acquired the official Broadcast rights for ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. Check this listing to know about Where to watch CWC 2019.

India and Subcontinent Star Sports, DD Sports DD National (DD1)
United Kingdom Sky Sports
South Africa Super Sports
Pakistan PTV Sports and Ten Sports
Bangladesh Ghazi Tv (GTV), Maasranga & BTV
Australia Fox Sports
U.S.A Willow Tv
New Zealand Sky Sports
Canada ATN
Middle East and North Afirca OSN Sports Cricket HD
Sri Lanka SLRC (Channel Eye)
Caribbean ESPN
Hong Kong Star Cricket, Today TV App
Singapore Star Cricket, Star Hub Go, Singtel
China Fox Network Group
Fiji Fiji Broadcasting Corporation (FBC TV)
Europe, Japan ICC’s Facebook webpage
Malaysia Star Cricket, Astro Go
Afghanistan Moby TV