Semifinal fixture of world cup 2019

With the last match of the league stage, we are here with the top 4 teams and with the fixture of semifinals.
Team Australia finishes at number two after a 10 run loss against South Africa. The match was dramatic but ended with good news for India because India finishes the league stage with the number one position in the points table. Before that in India is Sri Lanka clash with the tons of Rohit Sharma and K L Rahul Team India registered a comfortable win.

Points table of world cup 2019

Points table of world cup 2019

This points table shows the dominance of two teams in this world cup that is India and Australia. And England and New Zealand were good and manage to qualify for the semifinals.

In the last stages of the world cup Pakistan shows some spark which gave the legend stage some interesting competition. Sri Lanka and Bangladesh played good cricket and gave some upsets.

Talking about the West Indies, they do not play on their expectations. In the first match of this world cup, they have beaten Pakistan with a huge difference which becomes crucial at last matches and as a result, Pakistan does not qualify for the semifinals.

Afganistan played well in this world cup but unfortunately, they end their tournament without any win.

The fixture of world cup semifinals

Note that

1st semifinal: India vs New Zealand

1st semifinal

2nd semifinal: Australia vs England

2nd semifinal

I hope you got all the information about semifinals of the Cricket World Cup 2019. And I will be hoping that you will comment on your favorite team in the comment box.

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