T20 WC semifinal: England vs New Zealand Head-to-head records

T20 WC semifinal: England vs New Zealand Head-to-head records, Playing11, key stats

By Sanjay Maurya

News Highlights

In the ICC T20 World Cup 2021 semi-final, New Zealand will meet England.
During the Super 12 round, England played five matches, they won four matches in this tournament while losing one.
For the most part, the fast bowlers benefit from the surface.

In the ICC T20 World Cup 2021 semifinal, New Zealand will meet England. The T20 semifinal 1 match will take place on November 10. The semifinal match between New Zealand (Kane Williamson) vs England (Jos Buttler) will be placed at Sheikh Zayed Stadium. England finished first in Group 1 and advanced to the semi-finals. During the Super 12 round, England played five matches, they won four matches in this tournament while losing one.

New Zealand, on the other hand, came in second place in Group 2 and advanced for the semi-finals. New Zealand won four and lost one of their five games. We should speak about the expected playing XI in the match before the ICC T20 World Cup 2021 semi-final match between England and New Zealand.

Predicted playing11

England

James Vince
Jos Buttler (wk)
Dawid Malan
Jonny Bairstow
Eoin Morgan (c)
Moeen Ali
Liam Livingstone
Chris Woakes
Chris Jordan
Adil Rashid
Mark Wood

New Zealand

Martin Guptill
Daryl Mitchell
Kane Williamson (c)
Devon Conway (wk)
Glenn Phillips
James Neesham
Mitchell Santner
Adam Milne
Tim Southee
Ish Sodhi
Trent Boult

Pitch Report

Venue: Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi

For the most part, the fast bowlers benefit from the surface. The hitters will need to take some time to settle in before being able to accelerate. As a result of the dew effect, bowling first is a better alternative.

Top 3 Players in Today’s Match

Jimmy Neesham – In this event, Jimmy Neesham hasn’t had much of a chance to impress. Neesham has managed to score 46 runs at a strike rate of 148.38 while also picking up two wickets at an economy of 6.
Moeen Ali – With both bat and ball, Moeen Ali will be England’s trump card. So far in this World Cup, he has taken 7 wickets and scored 41 runs.
Jos Buttler – England’s hero in this tournament Jos Buttler. In five matches, the English vice-captain has scored 240 runs at an average of 120 and a strike rate of 155.84.