The first semi-final match of Cricket World Cup 2019 between India and New Zealand might get affected by rain. The much-anticipated match is scheduled for July 9 at Old Trafford.

World Cup: Rain could play spoilsport in India vs New Zealand semi-final match at Old Trafford

The Cricket World Cup match between India and New Zealand has been called off due to rain without a ball being bowled at Trent Bridge on Thursday. A soggy outfield from overnight showers had already delayed the start of the contest between the tournament's only two unbeaten sides.

India vs New Zealand washout, frustrated fans come up with funny memes

Inclement English weather claimed yet another World Cup match after India's group game against 2015 finalists New Zealand was called off without a ball being bowled at Trent Bridge on Thursday.

World Cup: India and New Zealand split points after Trent Bridge washout

New Zealand's steady supply of left-handed batsmen will come in handy in Thursday's World Cup match against an Indian team without that variety in their top order, senior Kiwi batsman Ross Taylor said on the eve of the match.

New Zealand to reap left-right benefit against India: Ross Taylor

New Zeland defeated India in the warm-up match for the Cricket World Cup 2019 on Saturday at the Oval by six wickets. New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor struck half-centuries each as the team chased down the target in 37.

World Cup Warm-Up: New Zealand defeat India by 6 wickets

Major takeaways from India vs New Zealand T20I series

New Zealand beat India by four runs in Sunday's Twenty20 match at Hamilton to take the series 2-1. The hosts were sent in to bat first and made 212 for four, with Colin Munro making 72 off 40 deliveries.

New Zealand beat India by four runs in third T20, take series

A shoddy batting performance by the middle-order saw Indian women lose a nail-biting second T20 International against New Zealand by four wickets and concede the three-match series here Friday.

India women lose 2nd T20 to New Zealand; concede series

India defeated New Zealand by seven wickets in the second Twenty20 international at Auckland's Eden Park on Friday to level the series at 1-1. New Zealand set India a modest total of 159 and the tourists overhauled it in 18.

Rohit Sharma, Krunal Pandya help India beat New Zealand to level series

India on Friday bounced back with a clinical performance in the second T20 International against New Zealand and stand-in skipper Rohit Sharma said it was a result of quickly learning from their mistakes.

We learnt from our mistakes in series opener: Rohit Sharma

India's Rohit Sharma has become the highest run scorer in the Twenty20 International history while playing against New Zealand in Auckland on Friday. Rohit achieved the feat in style, clobbering leg-spinner Ish Sodhi over the fine-leg boundary for a six during India's chase of 159 runs in the second match of a three-match series where he posted his 16th career half-century in the format.

India's Rohit Sharma becomes highest run-scorer in T20 cricket

The second Twenty20 International match between India and New Zealand became controversial when batsman Daryl Mitchell fell to a debatable LBW call. An inside edge, that was apparent even without the Hotspot technology, was given LBW out by the third umpire.

Daryl Mitchell out or not out? Controversial LBW raises new debate on DRS

New Zealand bowlers routed Indian batsmen to win the first T20I by a margin of 80 runs in Wellington on Wednesday. Chasing a target of 220 runs, India were all-out for a mere 139 runs.

1st T20I: New Zealand thrash India by 80 runs

Put in to bat, New Zealand made 219/6 with unheralded opener Tim Seifert smashing 84 off 43 balls. In reply, India were bowled out for 139 in 19.2 overs. Mahendra Singh Dhoni top-scored for India with a 31-ball 39.

1st T20I: India all out for 139, New Zealand win by 80 runs

New Zealand batsmen routed Indian bowlers to put up a target of 220 in the first T20I on Wednesday. The hosts slammed 219 runs for the loss of six wickets in their 20 overs.

IND vs NZ, 1st T20I: Seifert's 84 sets India record 220 target

New Zealand openers Tim Seifert and Colin Munro gave their side the required start after the two established a solid partnership of 86 runs. The two were going strong before Colin Munro departed after making 34 runs.

IND vs NZ, 1st T20I: New Zealand lose two quick wickets, are 169/4 after 16 overs

Rohit Sharma-led team India would look to take that ODI winning momentum into the three-match T20 series as the homestretch of a memorable three-month tour of Australia and New Zealand appears.

IND vs NZ, 1st T20 preview: India look to carry ODI momentum into T20s

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has given a bit of advice to the famous Japanese artist Yoko Ono mentioning wicketkeeper of Indian cricket team MS Dhoni.

Never leave your crease when Dhoni is behind the stumps: ICC to Yoko Ono

New Zealand opener Martin Guptill has been ruled out of the upcoming three-match T20 series against India after failing to recover from a back injury. Guptill will be replaced by all-rounder Jimmy Neesham, who also featured in the final two ODIs against India in the recently concluded five-match series.

Injured Martin Guptill ruled out for T20 series against India

India's Ambati Rayudu slammed a crucial half-century to lift India after early strikes jolted the visitors on Saturday. Rayudu along with Vijay Shankar revived Indian innings after the visitors lost four wickets for just 18 runs in the fifth and final ODI against New Zealand.

IND vs NZ, 5th ODI: Rayudu slams crucial fifty, India 139/5 after 37 overs

Ambati Rayudu and Vijay Shankar revived Indian innings after the visitors lost four wickets for just 18 runs in the fifth and final ODI against New Zealand on Saturday.

IND vs NZ, 5th ODI: Rayudu, Shankar revive Indian innings after early strikes

Opting to bat, India lost both its openers Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan early as the Men in Blue face New Zealand in the fifth and final ODI Westpac Stadium, Wellington on Sunday.

IND vs NZ, 5th ODI: Dhoni bowled by Boult, India 48/4 after 18 overs

India defeated New Zealand by 35 runs in the fifth One-Day International in Wellington on Sunday to wrap up the series 4-1, after a spirited final clash between the two sides.

Watch: MS Dhoni affects a freakish run-out to dismiss New Zealand's Jimmy Neesham

The "josh" is definitely high in the Indian cricket squad as the Men in Blue claimed their biggest series win on New Zealand soil, overcoming a disastrous start to earn a hard-fought 35-run win in the in the fifth and final match at Wellington's Westpac Stadium.

'How's the josh?' Team India is asked after winning New Zealand series. Answer of course is 'High sir!'