India vs New Zealand, World Cup 2023 Semi-Final 1: The ICC World Cup 2023 will witness its first knockout match as hosts India lock horns with New Zealand in the first semifinal of the tournament on Wednesday (November 15).
Team India finished at the summit of the ICC World Cup 2023 standings with nine victories out of nine matches. On the other hand, New Zealand also qualified for the semi-finals, courtesy of their victory in the last match against Sri Lanka. The Kiwis finished with 10 points after their nine matches.

Match Date, Time and Venue: The World Cup 2023 Semifinal 1 between India and New Zealand will be played at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Wednesday (November 15). The match will start at 2 pm IST/ 8:30 am GMT.
Live Stream and Telecast: ICC World Cup 2023 Semifinal 1 between India and New Zealand will be telecast live on Star Sports network in multiple languages. The Indian viewers can stream the match live through the Disney+ Hotstar app and website.
India have played New Zealand 117 times in the World Cups, with India winning 59 times and the Black Caps winning 50 times. Seven of those remaining eight ended without a result, while one match was a tied affair.
These two teams met last time in the World Cup in 2019 semifinals, and the Kiwis won the match at that time. Before that, the two teams locked horns in the 2003 World Cup and Sourav Ganguly's India came out victorious on that occasion. Earlier in the group stages, New Zealand were beaten by India in Dharamshala.
These two teams have made 10 times in the World Cups with New Zealand just edging India 5-4 in the H2H record. One match ended without a result, which happened in the 2019 World Cup.
This is the 4th time these two teams are facing each other in a World Cup match in India, and the hosts have won all of the previous three matches.
India and New Zealand are coming into this semifinal with contrasting forms.
The Indian team Have steamrolled all of their opponents so far. The Indian team has been a dominating force in this World Cup and is looking excellent in all departments. With nine victories out of nine matches, things are looking rosy for Rohit Sharma and his team.
On the other hand, New Zealand have had an inconsistent period. After winning their first four matches, they lost their next four and needed a victory in their last match against a feeble Sri Lanka side to qualify for the semi-finals. The Black Caps have lost against all the other three semifinal teams and that is a matter of concern for them.
With a place in the Final on the cards, the Kiwis will be aiming to make it for the third time in a row. They have been unsuccessful in the Final in the last two editions, but this time a robust Indian side is in their way of the Finals.
With the home support for the hosts and their superior talent on the field, it is looking like India will book their place in the Final.