India vs New Zealand ICC World Cup 2023 Semi-Final Match Prediction

India vs New Zealand ICC World Cup 2023 Semi-Final Who will win?

And then there were four…🤩

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Factor	Advantage India (%)	Advantage New Zealand (%)
Toss (Winning and Batting First)	60	40
Batting Performance (First 15 Overs)	55	45
Bowling Strategy (Targeting Key Players)	50	50
Adaptability to Pitch Conditions	55	45
Form and Recent Performance	60	40
Experience in High-Pressure Games	50	50
Overall Match Winning Probability	55	45

Toss: Winning the toss and batting first is a significant advantage at the Wankhede Stadium. India has a slight edge due to their familiarity with the conditions.
Batting in the First 15 Overs: Both teams have strong batting lineups, but India’s experience at Wankhede gives them a slight advantage.
Bowling Strategy: Both teams are evenly matched in terms of their ability to target key players.
Adaptability: India’s familiarity with the pitch conditions gives them a slight edge.
Form and Recent Performance: India’s recent form and performance in the tournament slightly tilt the odds in their favor.
Experience in High-Pressure Games: Both teams are experienced in handling high-pressure situations, making this a balanced factor.

India vs New Zealand ICC World Cup 2023 Semi-Final Toss Prediction

Team	Choice if Win Toss	Probability of Choosing Batting	Probability of Choosing Bowling
India	Batting	75%	25%
India	Bowling	25%	75%
New Zealand	Batting	60%	40%
New Zealand	Bowling	40%	60%

India Choosing Batting (75%): Given the high average first innings score at the Wankhede Stadium and India’s strong batting lineup, they are more likely to choose batting to set a formidable target.
India Choosing Bowling (25%): Less likely, but India might opt for bowling first if they believe in exploiting early swing conditions or if the pitch suggests it might deteriorate later.
New Zealand Choosing Batting (60%): New Zealand might also prefer batting first considering the advantage of setting a total at this venue, though they might be slightly more inclined to bowl first compared to India.
New Zealand Choosing Bowling (40%): They might choose to bowl first, banking on their ability to chase, especially if they believe the pitch conditions might favor bowling in the first innings.

India vs New Zealand ICC World Cup 2023 Semi-Final Mumbai Weather Forecast

Date	Time of Day	Weather Condition	Temperature	Chance of Rain
November 15, 2023	Afternoon (Before the match)	Sunny	Around 35° C	0%
November 15, 2023	Evening (During the match)	Clear	Around 29° C	0%

As the cricketing world eagerly anticipates the semi-final showdown between India and New Zealand in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, the weather in Mumbai seems to be playing along perfectly. The match, scheduled to take place at the iconic Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on November 15, is expected to proceed without any weather-related interruptions.

According to the latest forecasts, Mumbai will bask in sunny conditions on the day of the match. The temperature is expected to reach a high of around 35° Celsius in the afternoon, cooling down to a more comfortable 29° Celsius in the evening. This is ideal weather for cricket, ensuring that players and fans alike can enjoy the game in optimal conditions.

The chances of rain, often a concern in outdoor sports, are virtually non-existent for the day. Hourly forecasts throughout the match duration show a 0% chance of rain, indicating that a full 50-over match is highly likely without any interruptions. This clear weather is a relief, especially considering the unpredictability of rain in cricket.

In the unlikely event of rain causing a disruption, the match has a reserve day scheduled for November 16. However, the current weather predictions suggest that the reserve day will not be needed.

The pleasant weather conditions are set to provide a perfect backdrop for what promises to be an enthralling encounter between two of the world’s best cricket teams. With clear skies overhead, the stage is set for a memorable semi-final in Mumbai.

India Squad

Virat Kohli

Top order Batter

Age:34y 304d

Batting:Right hand Bat

Bowling:Right arm Medium

Rohit Sharma(c)

Top order Batter

Age:36y 128d

Batting:Right hand Bat

Bowling:Right arm Offbreak

BATTERS

ALLROUNDERS

Player	Information	Player	Information
	Ravichandran Ashwin Bowling Allrounder Age:36y 353d Batting:Right hand Bat Bowling:Right arm Offbreak		Ravindra Jadeja Allrounder Age:34y 273d Batting:Left hand Bat Bowling:Slow Left arm Orthodox
	Hardik Pandya Withdrawn Allrounder Age:29y 329d Batting:Right hand Bat Bowling:Right arm Medium fast		Axar Patel Withdrawn Bowling Allrounder Age:29y 228d Batting:Left hand Bat Bowling:Slow Left arm Orthodox

BOWLERS

Player	Information	Player	Information
	Jasprit Bumrah Bowler Age:29y 273d Batting:Right hand Bat Bowling:Right arm Fast		Kuldeep Yadav Bowler Age:28y 265d Batting:Left hand Bat Bowling:Left arm Wrist spin
	Mohammed Shami Bowler Age:33y 2d Batting:Right hand Bat Bowling:Right arm Fast		Prasidh Krishna Bowler Age:27y 198d Batting:Right hand Bat Bowling:Right arm Fast medium
	Prasidh Krishna Bowler Age:27y 198d Batting:Right hand Bat Bowling:Right arm Fast medium		Shardul Thakur Bowler Age:31y 324d Batting:Right hand Bat Bowling:Right arm Medium

New Zealand Squad

Kane Williamson - NZ captain cricket player

Kane Williamson(c)

Top order Batter

Age:33y 34d

Batting:Right hand Bat

Bowling:Right arm Offbreak

Glenn Phillips

Wicketkeeper Batter

Age:26y 279d

Batting:Right hand Bat

Bowling:Right arm Offbreak