India and Bangladesh squared off in a rain-affected T20 World Cup 2022 encounter at the Adelaide Oval, Adelaide. In what was a crucial Super 12 clash, Team India beat a spirited Bangla Tigers by five runs (DLS method) to win their third game of the mega event in Australia and top their group, with one more game to play. Despite Rohit Sharma &amp; Co.'s third win of the showpiece event Down Under, the one-time winners have still not qualified for the semi-finals.&nbsp;

The race for the semi-finals continues to remain intense and it is getting a bit more complicated in both the groups. Talking about the qualification scenario in Group 2, India sit at the top spot after their win over Bangladesh, with six points under their belt. South Africa and Bangladesh follow suit with Pakistan and Netherlands occupying the bottom-two spots, respectively. Here's the qualification scenario for all the teams still alive in the race for the semis from Group 2:

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With Netherlands and Zimbabwe out of contention, let us dwell upon the chances of India, South Africa, Bangladesh and Pakistan.

Bangladesh: The Bangla Tigers have one game left. They play Pakistan in their remaining league stage encounter&nbsp;at the Adelaide Oval, Adelaide. If they win by an improbable margin, they can even challenge India, in terms of NRR, in the top two. South Africa's NRR at present is +2.772 which is certainly out of reach for Shakib Al Hasan &amp; Co.&nbsp;

Pakistan: The Babar Azam-led Men in Green won against South Africa on Thursday (November 03) and will play Bangladesh in their last league stage face-off and have to beat their Asian neighbours. If Pakistan reach six points and India lose to Zimbabwe, they can even edge past their arch-rivals as their NRR is slightly better than India.&nbsp;

South Africa:&nbsp;Temba Bavuma &amp; Co. are in a very good position; and were unbeaten in the tournament till losing to Pakistan. With two wins and one no-result, the Proteas have five points. Even if they lose one of their remaining two games, SA should go ahead but their final positioning can change.

India: Rohit &amp; Co. currently occupy the top spot in Group 2. The Men in Blue are also in a good position to reach the top four, however, they still need to win their last league stage encounter versus Zimbabwe. A win will confirm them a place in the knockouts.&nbsp;

India and Bangladesh squared off in a rain-affected T20 World Cup 2022 encounter at the Adelaide Oval, Adelaide. In what was a crucial Super 12 clash, Team India beat a spirited Bangla Tigers by five runs (DLS method) to win their third game of the mega event in Australia and top their group, with one more game to play.

India and Bangladesh squared off in a rain-affected T20 World Cup 2022 encounter at the Adelaide Oval, Adelaide. In what was a crucial Super 12 clash, Team India beat a spirited Bangla Tigers by five runs (DLS method) to win their third game of the mega event in Australia and top their group, with one more game to play. Despite Rohit Sharma & Co.'s third win of the showpiece event Down Under, the one-time winners have still not qualified for the semi-finals. The race for the semi-finals continues to remain intense and it is getting a bit more complicated in both the groups. Talking about the qualification scenario in Group 2, India sit at the top spot after their win over Bangladesh, with six points under their belt. South Africa and Bangladesh follow suit with Pakistan and Netherlands occupying the bottom-two spots, respectively. Here's the qualification scenario for all the teams still alive in the race for the semis from Group 2: ALSO READ | Reporter asks Shakib Al Hasan to reveal chat details with umpires in India tie, all-rounder reacts - WATCH With Netherlands and Zimbabwe out of contention, let us dwell upon the chances of India, South Africa, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Bangladesh: The Bangla Tigers have one game left. They play Pakistan in their remaining league stage encounter at the Adelaide Oval, Adelaide. If they win by an improbable margin, they can even challenge India, in terms of NRR, in the top two. South Africa's NRR at present is +2.772 which is certainly out of reach for Shakib Al Hasan & Co. Pakistan: The Babar Azam-led Men in Green won against South Africa on Thursday (November 03) and will play Bangladesh in their last league stage face-off and have to beat their Asian neighbours. If Pakistan reach six points and India lose to Zimbabwe, they can even edge past their arch-rivals as their NRR is slightly better than India. South Africa: Temba Bavuma & Co. are in a very good position; and were unbeaten in the tournament till losing to Pakistan. With two wins and one no-result, the Proteas have five points. Even if they lose one of their remaining two games, SA should go ahead but their final positioning can change. India: Rohit & Co. currently occupy the top spot in Group 2. The Men in Blue are also in a good position to reach the top four, however, they still need to win their last league stage encounter versus Zimbabwe. A win will confirm them a place in the knockouts.

T20 World Cup 2022: EXPLAINED! Qualification scenario for Group 2 teams after India beat Bangladesh

After an outstanding all-around performance, India defeated Scotland by eight wickets in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup on Friday (November 5) at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai.

After an outstanding all-around performance, India defeated Scotland by eight wickets in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup on Friday (November 5) at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai. After winning the toss, Indian skipper Virat Kohli opted to bowl first. Indian bowlers bundled out Scotland for 85 in 17.4 overs. The batters then entered the field with all guns blazing as they reached the set target in 6.3 overs for their second win in four matches. Openers were in top form as Rohit Sharma scored a quick 30 off 16 balls and KL Rahul blasted an 18-ball fifty to give India a much-needed win with an improved net run rate. ALSO READ | 'Huge respect': Virat Kohli and other team members visit Scotland dressing room after the game - see pics The semi-final conundrum If you are a cricket fan and follow the Indian team closely, then you must have thought about how Virat Kohli & Co. can still qualify for the semi-final of the T20 World Cup? Well, for some, it has become even trickier than the Shakuntala Devi puzzles. But nothing to worry about, here are all the possible permutations for India to book a semi-final berth. Emitting a perfect World Cup vibe, the scenario in the Group 2 is pretty interesting as three strong contenders — India, New Zealand and Afghanistan are fighting for a place in the semi-final after Pakistan already reached the last four. IN PICS | Happy Birthday Virat Kohli: Top five records owned by the Indian captain India's big win against Scotland has left the Men In Blue hopeful of making it to the semis, however, they will have to win their remaining game of the Super 12 stage with an improved net run rate, to have any chance of making the semi-finals after New Zealand defeated Namibia earlier in the day. But even a win won't give a semi-final berth. Group 2 situation. How can India qualify for the semi-final? Pakistan (NRR +1.065) are already through, however, they will next face Scotland on November 7 and will look forward to finishing top of the table. New Zealand (NRR +1.277) are just one win away from reaching the semis as if New Zealand beat Afghanistan on November 7, they will be guaranteed a spot in the next stage. In case they lose the match, then the net run rate will decide the fate of Group 2 because then NZ will be level on points with Afghanistan. Afghanistan (NRR +1.481) team's run rate was rattled after a heavy loss against India and if they defeat New Zealand in the upcoming match and manage to finish with a superior NRR to India, then they will win the semi-final race. WATCH | India vs Scotland: Birthday luck! Virat Kohli finally wins the toss, his reaction is unmissable The final stretch in Group 2 🏃 Which team will join Pakistan in the semis? 🤔#T20WorldCup pic.twitter.com/QOPXMnfSBP — T20 World Cup (@T20WorldCup) November 5, 2021 × India (NRR +1.619) were in dire straits after losing to Pakistan and New Zealand in their first two matches, however, they bounced back and defeated Afghanistan and Scotland to keep their semis hopes alive. But now, in order to make it to the semi-final, they would require a favour from Afghanistan as AFG's win against NZ will make India's way to the last four. However, they will have to beat Namibia in their next match with a huge margin (better net run rate) to have the run-rate advantage. Scotland and Namibia are not in the semi-final race, they need to enjoy their last game of the tournament and have fun before flying back home. All in all, the Afghanistan vs New Zealand match will decide the other semi-finalist from Group 2.

T20WC: India beat Scotland in 6.3 overs, here's how it changes semis permutations. How can India qualify?

The Virat Kohli-led Team India managed to keep their hopes of reaching the semi-finals of the Twenty20 World Cup alive after defeating Afghanistan by 66 runs on Wednesday (November 3) at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi.

The Virat Kohli-led Team India managed to keep their hopes of reaching the semi-finals of the Twenty20 World Cup alive after defeating Afghanistan by 66 runs on Wednesday (November 3) at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi. Not just win, India needed to win with a better margin to redress their net run rate. The pre-tournament favourites India were off to a poor start in the Super 12 stage of the ongoing showpiece event as they lost their first two matches against arch-rivals Pakistan and New Zealand by 10 wickets and eight wickets respectively. Group 2 leaders Pakistan have already booked their semi-final spot and three strong contenders — Afghanistan, New Zealand and India are fighting for a place in the semis. WATCH | Ravindra Jadeja's reaction goes viral on an unsuccessful catch attempt; netizens hail his athleticism Can India reach the semi-final? Here are the permutations: If we talk about India's chances, they will have to win their remaining two matches with big margins as the qualification in Group 2 is most likely will come down to net run rate (NRR). After winning against Afghanistan, India now have a positive net run rate of 0.073. For Virat and team to qualify, New Zealand need to drop points in one of their remaining two matches, either Afghanistan or Namibia, which is unlikely considering their current form. However, a narrow 16-run win against Scotland states otherwise. ALSO READ | T20 World Cup: Virat Kohli reacts to R Ashwin's return after India beat Afghanistan in a must-win match New Zealand's stands at +0.816. Afghanistan have a net run rate of +1.481. India's run rate +0.073. The current scenario states that if India do end up winning the remaining two games and New Zealand beat Namibia but lose to Afghanistan, there could be a three-way tie at 6 points. Then the net run rate will decide which team will go through. After winning the match against Afghanistan, Virat Kohli in the post-match presentation said, "NRR was on the back of our mind. We spoke in the team meeting that we have to focus on the chance we have [to qualify] and stay positive and hunt that chance down." New Zealand's fate is in their hands, on the other hand, the Indian team is pinning hope on others' performances as well in order to book a semi-final berth. ALSO READ | Rahul Dravid appointed as Team India's head coach, set to take over from New Zealand home series .@ImRo45 scored a fantastic 7⃣4⃣ to set up a 6⃣6⃣-run for #TeamIndia & won the Man of the Match award. 👏 🔝#INDvAFG #T20WorldCup Scorecard ▶️ https://t.co/42045c5J05 pic.twitter.com/fdBPkkEnKQ — BCCI (@BCCI) November 3, 2021 × -India vs Scotland on November 5 at 7:30pm (IST) -India vs Namibia on November 8 at 7:30pm (IST)

T20 World Cup: Can India still make it to the semi-final? Here are the possible permutations