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The first semi-final between New Zealand and India will be held today. Today's match is going to be a high-voltage match. Today's match is very important for both teams. Both the teams will want to play their best to secure the final. If we talk about the 2019 World Cup...

Today is the second most important day for the cricket fans. The two biggest and UN beatable teams almost will face each other and don't know who will win this match. Both the team will drop their best players to the ground and utilize their full energy to win this match. And yeah it's a moment for the team to qualify for the semi-final because they played and did hard work to win matches and reach here if they lose here then all of their efforts will be useless and no one will want this. One will lose and one will win today's match but the curiosity here is who will win. I think the Indians will win because they are playing on home ground and also there are huge crowds that will support them and put some pressure on the New Zealand team.
Best wishes for both teams.

Unbeatable? Well India is unbeatable with 9 wins from 9 matches. But New Zealand actually struggled to qualify for the semi-finals after losing crucial matches. They only won 5 out of a total of 9 matches. And before winning their last group stage match against Sri Lanka, New Zealand actually lost 4 matches consecutively (including those against South Africa and Pakistan). India will be the overwhelming favorites for today's match and New Zealand can hope for a miracle only if they win the toss and everything else goes in their favor.

Well, it was my mistake to write them as an unbeatable team, but if you look back to the 2019 World Cup New Zealand also reached the semifinal and out the Indians from the tournament by 18 runs. If you again looked back you will see that the New Zealand team defeated the indian them 5 times in the world cups. First in the 1975 World Cup in Manchester, secondly in 1979 in Leeds with a lead of 8 wickets, third in the 1992 World Cup in Dunedin, fourth one in the 1999 World Cup at Nottingham, and the last one in was 2019 World Cup again in Manchester. Based on these victories, I write them as unbeatable for the Indian but yeah I correct my post. I am sure the India team this time has the capability and efficiency to beat the New Zealand team.