South African Captain Temba Bavuma's disappointing World Cup ended with a duck and with many questioning his spot in the ODI team. Bavuma played the semi-final against Australia in Kolkata despite not being 100% fit and his early dismissal for a duck handed the Australian bowlers the advantage.

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IND vs NZ World Cup Semi-final Head-to-Head: Team India, the undefeated team and hosts for the season will clash with New Zealand in the first semi-final of the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup 2023.

IND vs NZ World Cup Semi-final Head-to-Head: Team India, the undefeated team and hosts for the season will clash with New Zealand in the first semi-final of the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup 2023. Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai will host the IND vs NZ World Cup 2023 semi-final on Wednesday (Nov 15). India has won the World Cup titles twice. They have also finished runner-ups once. However, New Zealand has never managed to lift the title despite reaching the semi-finals in the last two editions. India finished in the first spot after the World Cup 2023 league matches in the points table with 18 points, while New Zealand ended fourth with ten points. Rohit Sharma & Co. entered the penultimate stage of the marquee event after winning all nine matches. While the Men in Blue will try to maintain their perfect winning score, Kane Williamson-led New Zealand will look forward to repeating the 2019 World Cup semi-final result. ALSO READ | IND vs NZ semi-final: Weather & pitch report for Wankhede stadium ahead of India vs New Zealand clash Here's everything you need to know about the IND vs NZ World Cup 2023 semifinal head-to-head records in detail. IND vs NZ World Cup Semi-final 2023 Head-to-Head Records India and New Zealand have clashed in more than a hundred ODI matches. In the 117 India vs New Zealand matches, India holds an edge with 59 wins against New Zealand. Meanwhile, New Zealand has won 50 ODI matches against India. Only one IND vs NZ ODI game has ended in a tie, and seven have ended with no result. Moreover, India has 24 times when batting first and 35 times when chasing, while New Zealand has won 28 times when chasing and 22 times when batting first. The two cricketing giants have met nine times in ODI World Cup history. New Zealand has won five ODI-format World Cup matches against India, while India has won four. In the World Cup 2023 league stage match between India and New Zealand, the Men in Blue beat the Blackcaps by four wickets. Wankhede Stadium will host the upcoming World Cup 2023 semi-final match between India and New Zealand. The two teams met at the same venue during a World Cup match. In 2017, India clashed with New Zealand at the Wankhede Stadium, with the visitors walking away with a six-wicket victory in a run chase of 281. India and New Zealand clashed in the World Cup semi-finals in the last edition in 2019. However, New Zealand defeated India by 18 runs. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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Glenn Maxwell singlehandedly rescued Australia from a hopeless situation and carried the five-time World Champions to a remarkable three-wicket win over Afghanistan at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium. Maxwell was cramping and also battling a lower back injury which restricted his ability to play a proper innings but the Big Show produced a defiant display of hitting that will be remembered in the annals of Cricket. He became just the third batter to score a double hundred in a World Cup game and scored 82% of his team's run when at the crease. Maxwell finished unbeaten on 201 off 128 balls and his knock saw Australia qualify for the semi-finals. That innings left 1996 World Cup-winning coach Dav Whatmore speechless.

Glenn Maxwell produces the greatest ODI knock of all-time as Australia qualify for the semis

Glenn Maxwell's unbeaten double century against Afghanistan stunned the cricket world. Is it the greatest ODI innings of all-time? 1996 World Cup-winning coach Dav Whatmore and Wion Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo break down the innings that have defined the 50-over format.

The greatest ODI innings of all time?

India has booked their place in the semifinals of the ODI World Cup as the Men in Blue are thrashing opponents left, right, and centre. While Rohit Sharma’s men look ruthless with their approach, a certain section of fans is worried about whether the Indian team could fumble at the wrong stage. With the semifinals fast approaching, the fear is will there be a repeat of the 2019 and 2022 World Cups where India faced elimination despite dominating the initial stage. So to discuss more, Gautam Sodhi joins Aditya Pimpale for this latest edition of the World Cup podcast.

ODI World Cup 2023: Can India end World Cup semifinal jinx?

Bangladesh Captain Shakib al Hasan's World Cup is over after he picked up an injury in the win over Sri Lanka on Monday. Shakib was Player of the Match in that game but it is his actions as a Captain that have divided the sport. Angelo Mathews was declared timed out by the umpires following an appeal from Shakib after his helmet strap broke as he took guard following the dismissal of Sadeera Samarawickrama. Mathews has accused Bangladesh of stooping low and termed Shakib's actions as disgraceful. That dismissal has reignited the debate over the relevance of the Spirit of Cricket. 1996 World Cup-winning coach Dav Whatmore weighs in.

ODI WC: Mathews & Sri Lanka fume after controversial dismissal

Is it the beginning of the end for English Cricket’s golden generation after their latest defeat to India in the ODI World Cup on Sunday? The 100-run defeat against India has seen another low for the defending champions as they occupy the bottom spot after six matches and are also in danger of missing out on the Champions Trophy in 2025. So was Team India’s performance a great treat or are England on a low with the latest defeat? Here are Aditya Pimpale and Gautam Sodhi discussing in detail the latest English debacle.

ODI World Cup 2023: English Cricket’s Biggest Collapse

1992 champions Pakistan have lost four straight games at the ODI World Cup for the first time. With two wins from six matches, Babar Azam & Co. are practically out of the marquee tournament. This is also Pakistan's first World Cup loss against South Africa in 24 years. Former Pakistan coach Dav Whatmore reviews their campaign with WION Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo.

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Pakistan slumped to their fourth-straight defeat at the ICC ODI World Cup as South Africa edged the 1992 winners by one wicket in Chennai. A contentious umpire's call may have decided the match, but fans have also questioned Babar Azam's captaincy. Was Babar Azam not aggressive enough in the crunch moments? 1996 World Cup-winning coach Dav Whatmore breaks down his captaincy with WION Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo.

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Afghanistan have stunned 1992 Champions Pakistan at the ICC ODI World Cup. This was Afghanistan's first win over Pakistan in eight ODI meetings and have dented Pakistan's hopes of reaching the Semi-finals. Babar Azam and Company will play South Africa, Bangladesh, New Zealand and defending champions in their remaining fixtures. Former Pakistan coach Dav Whatmore feels that the men in green need to win all of their remaining matches to reach the last-four in a conversation with Wion's Esha Hanspal.

ODI WC: Afghanistan dent Pakistan's semi-final hopes

Afghanistan have claimed their first-ever ODI victory over neighbours Pakistan with an eight-wicket victory in Chennai. The Afghans navigated their chase of 283 to perfection and have now claimed two huge scalps in the tournament. 1996 World Cup-winning coach Dav Whatmore told Wion's Esha Hanspal that Afghanistan's win can't really be termed as an upset because of the manner of the triumph.

ODI WC: Afghanistan claim first-ever ODI win over Pakistan

The in-form South Africa will take on a struggling Bangladesh at the Wankhede stadium in Mumbai in match no. 23 of the ICC ODI World Cup. The Proteas are placed at the 3rd spot and will look to build on their superlative performance against defending champions England which came on the same ground on Saturday. Quinton De Kock, Heinrich Klaasen and Aiden Markram have all scored at a strike rate of above 100 in this World Cup. Will Bangladesh stop the South African juggernaut? 1996 World Cup-winning coach Dav Whatmore breaks down the key battles ahead of the clash with Wion Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo.

ODI WC: high-flying South Africa face Bangladesh in Mumbai

Rohit Sharma continued his red-hot form at the ICC ODI World Cup with a 40-ball 48 against Bangladesh. The Indian captain leads the run-scoring charts at the showpiece tournament with 265 runs in four matches.

ODI WC: Rohit Sharma continues red-hot form

It would be the fourth match for both Australia and Pakistan in the ICC World Cup 2023.

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Virat Kohli's unbeaten century sealed India's fourth win from four World Cup matches as the hosts defeated Bangladesh by seven wickets in Pune on Thursday.

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India will be sweating over Hardik Pandya's injury that he suffered during their match against Bangladesh in the ICC ODI World Cup. Pandya hurt his ankle in the ninth while attempting to field the ball off his own bowling. The all-rounder was taken to hospital for scans. Pandya is crucial to team India's balance but if he doesn't recover in time who should replace him? 1996 World Cup winning coach Dav Whatmore and Wion Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo discuss the possible replacements.

ODI WC: Hardik Pandya taken for scans after injury vs Bangladesh

In the backdrop of gloom and doom and the series of earthquakes in Afghanistan, the Afghan people have something to celebrate. The Afghani cricket team caused the first major upset at the ODI Cricket World Cup by defeating defending Champions England by 69 runs.

ICC World Cup 2023: Afghanistan beat England by 69 runs

Both teams are in search of their maiden win in the tournament. While Australia suffered humiliating losses against India and South Africa, Sri Lanka faltered against the Proteas and Pakistan.

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Here are the top battles to watch out for in the India vs Pakistan match at the ODI World Cup 2023.

Ind vs Pak: Battles to watch out for in the ODI World Cup 2023

The ODI World Cup 2023 will see the clash of two traditional rivals as South Africa take on Australia in the ODI World Cup. Over the years, the two teams have served classic encounters going back to the famous 1999 semifinals. With South Africa in red-hot form and Australia losing to India this will be a key battle in the ODI World Cup. Here are Aditya Pimpale and former World Cup winning coach with Sri Lanka Dav Whatmore discussing in the latest podcast.

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The Cricket World Cup promises edge-of-the-seat entertainment. The sport's best players have an opportunity to achieve sporting immortality reserved only for a select few. 1996 World Cup-winning coach Dav Whatmore is WION's Cricket pundit and he has drawn up a list of five players who he believes will be Gamechangers over the course of the World Cup.

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Team India is one of the favourites to win the ICC ODI World Cup 2023 edition, which got underway on October 5 in Ahmedabad. In India's final 15-member CWC squad, there are as many as six players who are playing their maiden ODI World Cup. Here is a look at all of them:

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South Africa have never won a World Cup since their readmission into Cricket in 1992. The Proteas have fielded strong teams but have come undone during crunch games which has led to the tag of chokers being attached to the team. Temba Bavuma's team just about clinched automatic qualification by beating The Netherlands in April but possess game-changers who can take any team down. Pace spearhead Kagiso Rabada believes his team is determined to get rid of that chokers tag. Rabada was speaking exclusively to WION's Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo.

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Incessant rain washed out the first one-day international between Bangladesh and New Zealand in Dhaka on Thursday.

Match officials declared the game abandoned after rain halted the New Zealand innings at 136-5 in 33.4 overs.

Will Young was the highest scorer for New Zealand with 58 off 91 balls and shared 97 runs with Henry Nicholls for the third wicket to help the visitors recover from 2-16.

Bangladesh earlier won the toss and elected to bowl first, but rain stopped the game for more than two hours after just 4.3 overs.

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Mustafizur Rahman dismissed Finn Allen for nine and Chad Bowes for one in successive overs after play resumed. The rain truncated the game into a 42-overs-a-side contest.

Young and Nicholls repaired the damage, before Mustafizur broke their partnership by trapping Nicholls leg-before for 44.

Left-arm spinner Nasum Ahmed soon removed Young and Rachin Ravindra to halt New Zealand's progress.

Young earlier survived on 18, as Bangladesh decided against reviewing an appeal for lbw against the batsman.

Tom Blundell and Cole McConchie were batting, both on eight when rain stopped New Zealand's innings for a second time.

Mustafizur finished with 3-27, while Nasum claimed 2-21.

The second and third ODIs will be played at the same ground on September 23 and 26.

New Zealand have not won an ODI series in Bangladesh in the last 15 years, having lost all seven matches to the hosts in the last two series in 2010 and 2013.

This series will be the last for both teams before the World Cup starts in neighbouring India on October 5.

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Incessant rain washed out the first one-day international between Bangladesh and New Zealand in Dhaka on Thursday. Match officials declared the game abandoned after rain halted the New Zealand innings at 136-5 in 33.

Incessant rain washed out the first one-day international between Bangladesh and New Zealand in Dhaka on Thursday. Match officials declared the game abandoned after rain halted the New Zealand innings at 136-5 in 33.4 overs. Will Young was the highest scorer for New Zealand with 58 off 91 balls and shared 97 runs with Henry Nicholls for the third wicket to help the visitors recover from 2-16. Bangladesh earlier won the toss and elected to bowl first, but rain stopped the game for more than two hours after just 4.3 overs. Also Read: 'Not a trial for Ashwin,' says India coach Rahul Dravid before 1st ODI against Australia Mustafizur Rahman dismissed Finn Allen for nine and Chad Bowes for one in successive overs after play resumed. The rain truncated the game into a 42-overs-a-side contest. Young and Nicholls repaired the damage, before Mustafizur broke their partnership by trapping Nicholls leg-before for 44. Left-arm spinner Nasum Ahmed soon removed Young and Rachin Ravindra to halt New Zealand's progress. Young earlier survived on 18, as Bangladesh decided against reviewing an appeal for lbw against the batsman. Tom Blundell and Cole McConchie were batting, both on eight when rain stopped New Zealand's innings for a second time. Mustafizur finished with 3-27, while Nasum claimed 2-21. The second and third ODIs will be played at the same ground on September 23 and 26. New Zealand have not won an ODI series in Bangladesh in the last 15 years, having lost all seven matches to the hosts in the last two series in 2010 and 2013. This series will be the last for both teams before the World Cup starts in neighbouring India on October 5. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Rain washes out first ODI between New Zealand and Bangladesh

The schedule for the upcoming 2023 ODI World Cup is out as India, Pakistan and other teams across the globe get ready for the carnival of cricket which kickstarts on October 5 at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. While India will look to win and secure their third ODI World Cup title, the tournament is also surrounded by a sky of controversy as Pakistan’s involvement is in limbo. Here are Aditya Pimpale and Aditya Sahay who review the ODI World Cup schedule.

Check Out: India, Pakistan, and others schedule on upcoming ODI World Cup

Ravichandran Ashwin and Washington Sundar have been included in India's squad for the Australia ODI series. Both of them are not a part of India's squad for the ODI World Cup but changes can be made to the squad till September 28.

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Concussion substitute Marnus Labuschagne played a match-winning innings for&nbsp;Australia&nbsp;to trump an unbeaten century by South African captain Temba Bavuma in the first one-day international at the Mangaung Oval on Thursday.

Bavuma carried his bat for an unbeaten 114 to enable South Africa to score 222 all out.

It seemed more than enough as&nbsp;Australia, batting with ultra-aggressive intent, crashed to 113 for seven in the 17th over.

But Labuschagne, batting at number eight after replacing Cameron Green, restored calmness to the Australian innings, making 80 not out.&nbsp;

He shared an unbeaten eighth-wicket stand of 112 with Ashton Agar, who made 48 not out.

Green was ruled out after being struck on the left earpiece of his helmet by the second ball he faced from Kagiso Rabada before he had scored.

"Some weird things happen around concussions," said man of the match Labuschagne at the after-match presentation.&nbsp;

His Test career was ignited when he replaced Steve Smith during a Test at Lord's in 2019.

Labuschagne was not selected in&nbsp;Australia's World Cup squad and only joined the squad in South Africa after Steve Smith withdrew with a wrist injury.

He said he had taken only a short break after this year's Ashes series in England before getting back to work.&nbsp;

"I knew I needed to improve my one-day game," he said.&nbsp;

Bavuma batted throughout the South African innings while his teammates crumbled against accurate bowling on a slow, dry pitch with uneven bounce.

Bavuma was dropped on two when Agar put down a diving chance at backward point off Sean Abbott.&nbsp;

He survived again on 88, with last man Lungi Ngidi at the wicket, when he top-edged a slog against leg-spinner Adam Zampa and wicketkeeper Alex Carey spilled a straightforward chance.

Two overs later, Bavuma hit Zampa for six and four to raise his fifth one-day international century.

He finished with 14 fours and a six off 142 balls despite struggling with cramp towards the end of the innings.&nbsp;

He watched the Australian innings from the team balcony.

"We weren't at our best with the ball. Marnus took the opportunities he got early on and stabilised the innings,"&nbsp; said Bavuma.

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Concussion substitute Marnus Labuschagne played a match-winning innings for Australia to trump an unbeaten century by South African captain Temba Bavuma in the first one-day international at the Mangaung Oval on Thursday.

Concussion substitute Marnus Labuschagne played a match-winning innings for Australia to trump an unbeaten century by South African captain Temba Bavuma in the first one-day international at the Mangaung Oval on Thursday. Bavuma carried his bat for an unbeaten 114 to enable South Africa to score 222 all out. It seemed more than enough as Australia, batting with ultra-aggressive intent, crashed to 113 for seven in the 17th over. But Labuschagne, batting at number eight after replacing Cameron Green, restored calmness to the Australian innings, making 80 not out. He shared an unbeaten eighth-wicket stand of 112 with Ashton Agar, who made 48 not out. Green was ruled out after being struck on the left earpiece of his helmet by the second ball he faced from Kagiso Rabada before he had scored. "Some weird things happen around concussions," said man of the match Labuschagne at the after-match presentation. His Test career was ignited when he replaced Steve Smith during a Test at Lord's in 2019. Labuschagne was not selected in Australia's World Cup squad and only joined the squad in South Africa after Steve Smith withdrew with a wrist injury. He said he had taken only a short break after this year's Ashes series in England before getting back to work. "I knew I needed to improve my one-day game," he said. Bavuma batted throughout the South African innings while his teammates crumbled against accurate bowling on a slow, dry pitch with uneven bounce. Bavuma was dropped on two when Agar put down a diving chance at backward point off Sean Abbott. He survived again on 88, with last man Lungi Ngidi at the wicket, when he top-edged a slog against leg-spinner Adam Zampa and wicketkeeper Alex Carey spilled a straightforward chance. Two overs later, Bavuma hit Zampa for six and four to raise his fifth one-day international century. He finished with 14 fours and a six off 142 balls despite struggling with cramp towards the end of the innings. He watched the Australian innings from the team balcony. "We weren't at our best with the ball. Marnus took the opportunities he got early on and stabilised the innings," said Bavuma. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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With little over two months to go for the start of the ODI World Cup, both India and Pakistan are gearing up for the big event as they put final piece together. But who has the better squad, is it India or Pakistan? Here are Aditya Pimpale and Aditya Sahay, as they discuss on who has the better squad for the ODI World Cup.

India vs Pakistan, who has better World Cup Squad?

India's T20 star Suryakumar Yadav hasn't been able to crack the 50-over game code yet but he's looking to 'do well' in the format during the upcoming Asia Cup. The right-hand batsman is also expected to make the cut for the ICC ODI World Cup which will begin shortly after the Asia Cup.&nbsp;

“I feel the role which will be given to me, I will try to maintain that role, and if it’s a changed role I will try and do that. But yeah, this is one format which I’m really looking forward to doing well in,” said Suryakumar Yadav as quoted by Star Sports.

The batsman, who has earned the reputation of being a 360-degree player for his exploits in the shortest format, also said that the ODIs are the most challenging format for him.

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“Everyone is saying that ‘T20 is going good for me, both are white ball cricket but why I am not able to crack the code in the 50-over format’. But, I am doing my practice because according to me, this format is the most challenging one.&nbsp;

“The reason behind this is because here you have to play like the other three formats. First by setting down with calmness and composure, then rotating the strike well, followed by at last the T20 gameplay,” he said.

He explained this further, saying 'balance is very important' in ODIs and he is hoping to crack the code in the upcoming regional tournament.

“The balance is very important in this format, and for that reason, I am doing a lot of practice and also having conversations regarding this with Rahul (Dravid) sir, Rohit bhai, and Virat (Kohli) bhai. Hopefully, with this tournament going forward, I will crack the code,” he said.

India begin their Asia Cup campaign against Pakistan on September 2 in Kandy, Sri Lanka.

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India's T20 star Suryakumar Yadav hasn't been able to crack the 50-over game code yet but he's looking to 'do well' in the format during the upcoming Asia Cup. The right-hand batsman is also expected to make the cut for the ICC ODI World Cup which will begin shortly after the Asia Cup.

India's T20 star Suryakumar Yadav hasn't been able to crack the 50-over game code yet but he's looking to 'do well' in the format during the upcoming Asia Cup. The right-hand batsman is also expected to make the cut for the ICC ODI World Cup which will begin shortly after the Asia Cup. “I feel the role which will be given to me, I will try to maintain that role, and if it’s a changed role I will try and do that. But yeah, this is one format which I’m really looking forward to doing well in,” said Suryakumar Yadav as quoted by Star Sports. The batsman, who has earned the reputation of being a 360-degree player for his exploits in the shortest format, also said that the ODIs are the most challenging format for him. Also Read: CWC '23: India skipper Rohit wants to get back to '2019 frame of mind' ahead of quadrennial event “Everyone is saying that ‘T20 is going good for me, both are white ball cricket but why I am not able to crack the code in the 50-over format’. But, I am doing my practice because according to me, this format is the most challenging one. “The reason behind this is because here you have to play like the other three formats. First by setting down with calmness and composure, then rotating the strike well, followed by at last the T20 gameplay,” he said. He explained this further, saying 'balance is very important' in ODIs and he is hoping to crack the code in the upcoming regional tournament. “The balance is very important in this format, and for that reason, I am doing a lot of practice and also having conversations regarding this with Rahul (Dravid) sir, Rohit bhai, and Virat (Kohli) bhai. Hopefully, with this tournament going forward, I will crack the code,” he said. India begin their Asia Cup campaign against Pakistan on September 2 in Kandy, Sri Lanka. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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