india had been won semi final

 India 397 for 4 (Kohli 117, Iyer 105, Gill 80*, Southee 3-100) beat New Zealand 327 (Mitchell 134, Williamson 69, Shami 7-57) by 70 runs

New Zealand should not be giving India the anxious minutes they did in a guard of 397 yet India at last made joke of the alleged knockout tension as they danced into the last, presently one stage from perhaps the most prevailing World Cup crusade. The typical triumph edge for them presently is 175 runs, 6.4 wickets and 64.4 balls remaining. Australia's 2007 victory was 147.67 runs, eight wickets and 89.2 balls remaining.

In doing as such, Virat Kohli went to a stunning 50th ODI hundred before his better half, before the man he went past, Sachin Tendulkar, and at a ground where the light was figuratively spent a long time back when he conveyed Tendulkar on his shoulders. Shreyas Iyer scored a second consecutive hundred years, at 67 balls, the third-quickest by an Indian in a World Cup, every one of the three in this version.

One of those three centuries has a place with the benevolent Rohit Sharma, who set India up with one more bursting beginning of 47 off 29, the 10th time this year that he got out in 40s, 80s or 90s, the joint-biggest number for a schedule year.