This team has the highest chances of facing India in the semi-finals
In the next few days, these teams will play their matches and it remains to be seen who will be able to become the fourth team in the final four. In such a situation, some pictures or equations are being formed.
As of now in the ongoing World Cup 2023, Australia, India and South Africa have qualified for the semi-finals.
But the fourth semi-finalist team is still to be decided. Three teams, Pakistan, New Zealand and Afghanistan are in competition for the fourth team of the semi-finals.
In the next few days, these teams will play their matches and it remains to be seen who will be able to become the fourth team in the final four. In such a situation, some pictures or equations are being formed.
Before the last matches of the group stage, New Zealand has the best net run-rate of the three teams. And it is the strongest contender among the three to reach the knockout stage. New Zealand's net run rate is +0.398, while Pakistan's net run rate is +0.036. At the same time, Afghanistan, which was once a strong contender for the fourth team, has become the laggard in this matter. His net run-run is -0.338. Know which team India can face in the semi-finals.
After suffering four consecutive defeats, New Zealand will now face Sri Lanka in a must-win match. And this victory will give them a ticket to face India in the last four. But for this it is also necessary that both Afghanistan and Pakistan do not win their respective matches. The advantage of best net run-rate is also with him.
Pakistan, which came close to being eliminated from the World Cup, is now competing for the last four. It has become mandatory for Pakistan, which is expecting defeat from Kiwis and Afghans in their last match, to win their next match. If the New Zealand team wins against Sri Lanka, then Pakistan will not only have to register a win against England in their next match, but will also have to do something different to beat New Zealand in net run-rate.
At the time of 7 wickets for 91 runs against Australia, the path of Afghanistan, which was looking like the fourth strongest contender for the last four, has now become the most difficult. The reason is that in the last match itself it is facing South Africa, so its net run rate is the weakest among the three teams.