Watch the highlights of India vs New Zealand 1st Semi-final ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 - ICC Cricket World Cup tournament of the 1st Semi-final ODI match played between New Zealand and India at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai in 15th November 2023.
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| An record 163-run stand between Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer © Associated Press |
Majestic Virat Kohli's world record-breaking 50th ODI century, Shreyas Iyer's sparkling hundred, Shubman Gill's superb unbeaten 80 and A record-breaking bowling figures by
Mohammed Shami's seven-for gives India comprehensive 70-run victory over New Zealand, despite a fighting innings from Daryl Mitchell's career-best 134 and India fourth time enter into the final in a high-scoring historic game of the first semi-final of a Cricket World Cup.
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- India's 70-run win was their tenth largest victory by terms of runs against New Zealand in One-day international and It is their biggest win against New Zealand in the ODI World Cup, previously win by 16-runs at Bengaluru in the 1987 World Cup.
- India's 397 was the highest score by any team in the ODI World Cup semi-final game, surpassing the previous record of 328 by Australia against India at Sydney in 2015 World Cup semi-final.
- India's 397 was their ninth highest score in One-day international, It is their highest total against New Zealand in ODIs, previous highest was 392 at Christchurch in 2009 and It is their third highest-score in the ODI World Cup.
- India's 397 was the third highest score by any team at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai in ODIs, The highest is South Africa's 438 against India in 2015 and against England earlier in this tournament.
- 8 : Virat Kohli hit the most 50-plus scores in an ODI World Cup, surpassing the previous record of 7 fifty-plus jointly hit by Sachin Tendulkar in 2003 and Shakib Al Hasan in 2019.
- 13794 : Virat Kohli became the third leading run-scorer in One-day internationals after Sachin Tendulkar (18426) and Kumar Sangakkara (14234). Beating former Australian captain Ricky Ponting's 13704 runs.
- Rohit Sharma became the first player to hit 50 sixes in the ODI World Cup history.
- 51 : Rohit Sharma hit the most sixes in the ODI World Cup, beating Chris Gayle's record of 49-sixes.
- 711 : Virat Kohli hit the most runs by any batsman in an ODI World Cup tournament, surpassing the previous record of 673-runs hit by legend Sachin Tendulkar in the 2003 World Cup.
- Virat Kohli became the first player to hit 50 centuries in One-day international cricket history, beating legend Sachin Tendulkar's record of 49-hundreds.
- 50 : Virat Kohli hit the most centuries by any batsman in ODI cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 49-hundreds by legend Sachin Tendulkar.
- Virat Kohli became the second Indian batsman to score a century against New Zealand in the ODI World Cup after Sunil Gavaskar's unbeaten 103 at Nagpur in the 1987 World Cup.
- 4 : Shreyas Iyer equalled a joint second most consecutive fifty-plus scores hit for India in an ODI World Cup, jointly with Navjot Sidhu in 1987 and Sachin Tendulkar in 1996 & 2003 World Cup.
- Virat Kohli's 117 was the second highest score by an indian batsman in the ICC World Cup Knockout matches after Rohit Sharma's 137 against Bangladesh at Melbourne in the 2015 World Cup Quarter-final.
- 163 : Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer set up the third highest second-wicket partnership for India against New Zealand in One-day international, It is the India's record second-wicket stand against New Zealand in the ODI World Cup, previously held by the 127-run stand between Sachin Tendulkar and Mohammad Azharuddin at Dunedin in the 1992 World Cup.
- 93* : Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli set up the tenth highest second-wicket partnership for India against New Zealand in One-day international and It is the India's third highest second-wicket stand against New Zealand in the ODI World Cup.
- 5 : Virat Kohli hit the third most centuries hit for India in the ODI World Cup after Rohit Sharma (7) and Sachin Tendulkar (6).
- 6 : Virat Kohli equalled a joint most centuries hit by any batsman against New Zealand in ODIs, jointly with Virender Sehwag and Ricky Ponting.
- 8 : Shreyas Iyer equalled a joint seventh most sixes hit in an innings for India in One-day internationals, jointly with Yousuf Pathan, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, It is the second most-sixes hit by an Indian batsman against New Zealand in ODIs after Shubman Gill's 9-sixes at Hyderabad earlier in this year and the most sixes hit by an Indian batter in an innings in the ODI World Cup history, surpassing the previous record of 7-sixes jointly hit by Sourav Ganguly against Sri Lanka at Taunton in 1999 and Yuvraj Singh against Bermuda at Port of Spain in 2007.
- Tim Southee conceded 100 runs - which was his second most runs conceded for New Zealand in One-day international, also his second most runs conceded against India in ODIs after He conceded 105-runs at Christchurch in 2009 and the second most runs-conceded by a New Zealand bowler in the ODI World Cup after Martin Snedden's 105 runs conceded against England at The Oval in the 1983 World Cup.
- This is the 43rd instance of India's two batsmen were scores of hundred or more runs in their innings in One-day internationals, This is the fifth such instance of India's two batsman scores of hundred or more runs against New Zealand in ODIs and This is the India's seventh such instance in World Cups.
- This is the first instance of two batsmen were scores of hundred or more runs in an innings in a World Cup semi-final game.
- Shreyas Iyer hammered a 67-ball 11th fastest century for India in One-day internationals, It is the third fastest hundred by an Indian batsman against New Zealand in ODIs and also the fastest century by an Indian batsman in the ODI World Cup.
- 17 Innings : Mohammed Shami became the fastest to take 50 wickets in terms of innings in the ODI World Cup, beating Mitchell Starc's record, He took 19 innings.
- 181 : Kane Williamson and Daryl Mitchell set up the record third-wicket partnership for New Zealand against India in One-day international, previously held by the 180-run stand between Ken Rutherford and Adam Parore at Vadodara in 1994, It is the New Zealand's fourth highest any-wicket stand against India in ODIs and the New Zealand's record third-wicket partnership in the ODI World Cup, previously held by the 160-run stand between Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor against West Indies at Manchester in the 2019 World Cup.
- Daryl Mitchell's 134 was his highest score for New Zealand in One-day international, It is the fourth highest-score by New Zealand batsman against India in ODIs and the joint sixth highest-score by an New Zealand batsman in the ODI World Cup, jointly with Stephen Fleming's unbeaten 134.
- Mohammed Shami's 7 for 57 was his fifth 5-wicket haul or more wickets for India in One-day international and the most five-wicket haul or more wickets by any bowler in the ODI World Cup history, surpassing the previous record of four five-wicket hauls by Mitchell Starc.
- Mohammed Shami's 7 for 57 was the best bowling figures by an Indian bowler in One-day international cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 6 for 4 held by Stuart Binny against Bangladesh at Mirpur in 2014 and the fifth best-bowling-figures in the ODI World Cup.
- Mohammed Shami became the first Indian bowler to take a seven-wicket haul in ODI cricket history.
- New Zealand's 327 was their seventh highest score against India in One-day international and It is their eighth highest total in the ODI World Cup.
- 724 : This is the third highest aggregate match in World Cups, It is the highest aggregate match in a World Cup semi-final game, previous highest was 580 between New Zealand and South Africa at Auckland in 2015 World Cup and it is the second highest between India and New Zealand in ODIs, The highest is 726 at Christchurch in 2009.
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India scored mammoth total of 397-4 in 50 overs with top scorer by Virat Kohli struck 117 off 113-balls - which was his 50th ODI hundred, his 6th century against New Zealand in ODIs and his fifth century in the ODI World Cup - including 9-fours & 2-sixes.
Shreyas Iyer hammered a 105 off 70-balls - which was his 5th ODI hundred, his second century against New Zealand in ODIs and also his second century in the ODI World Cup - including 8-sixes & 4-fours with strike rate of 150.
Shubman Gill cracked a unbeaten 80 off 66-balls including 8-fours & 3-sixes with strike rate of 121.21, Rohit Sharma hammered a 47 off 29-balls included 4-sixes & 4-fours with strike rate of 162.06 and KL Rahul blasted a unbeaten 39 off 20-balls contained 5-fours & 2-sixes with strike rate of 195.
New Zealand best bowler by Tim Southee picked up 3-wickets for 100-runs in 10-overs and Trent Boult took one-wicket.
New Zealand scored 327 for all-out in 48.5 overs with top scorer by Daryl Mitchell hammered a 134 off 119-balls - which was his 6th ODI hundred, his second century against India in ODIs and also his second century in the ODI World - including 9-fours & 7-sixes with strike rate of 112.60.
Kane Williamson cracked a 69 off 73-balls including 8-fours & a six and Glenn Phillips struck 41 off 33-balls included 4-fours & 2-sixes with strike rate of 124.24.
India best bowler by Mohammed Shami 7-57, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj each took one-wickets.
Mohammed Shami named Player of the match for his record-breaking bowling performance to claimed a career-best 7-wickets for 57-runs in 9.5-overs.
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