Semi Finals  

Virat Kohli’s 442 runs at an average of 63.14 have seen him gain one point and reach 891 points while Rohit Sharma has bridged the gap from 51 points to only six after becoming the first batsman to score five centuries in the World Cup. His 885 points going into the semi-finals are a career-high

The tag of being one of the favourites for the ICC World Cup 2019 can weigh heavily on some — but India have shown no signs of being burdened by the pressure as they topped the standings after the round-robin stage

'This is completely unacceptable. We have written to the ICC, raising our concern about what happened in Headingley today. If this kind of incident is repeated in the semi-finals, it will be really unfortunate. Safety and security of our players is paramount,' a senior BCCI official said

Here is the full schedule of World Cup 2019 semi-finals. India, Australia, England and New Zealand have qualified. The Virat Kohli-led Indian team topped the Points Table after the league phase

Michael Holding said teams should not be placed in the points table based on net run rate when two sides are tied on same points. He was referring to Pakistan’s chances of going through to the last-four stage of the ICC World Cup 2019

As of now, England are placed third while Australia are on top, followed by India. If Australia beat South Africa on Saturday and India get the better of Sri Lanka, the standings will remain the same. In that case, second placed India will face England in the World Cup 2019 semi-finals while Australia will most likely lock horns with New Zealand, who are fourth at the moment

If Pakistan have to enter the semi-finals of the ICC World Cup 2019, they have to defeat Bangladesh by a margin of more than 300 runs so that they overtake New Zealand on net rate to take the fourth spot in the points table

A professional performance on Wednesday (July 3) has raised hopes of England finally winning their maiden World Cup following heart-breaking losses in three finals (1979, 1987 and 1992)

Birmingham: Fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah was yet again outstanding as he was one of the architects of India’s victory over Bangladesh on Tuesday (July 2). Thanks to Bumrah’s four-wicket haul and Rohit Sharma’s ton, India won by 28 runs and booked a spot in the semi-finals. After the match, Bumrah spoke on various issues, in Birmingham.

'I have been watching it for years now. He's (Rohit) the best One-day player around and we are so delighted to see him. When he plays like that, everybody is happy to see him strike this so well,' Virat Kohli said at the post-match presentation ceremony in Birmingham. India defeated Bangladesh at the ICC World Cup 2019 to reach the semi-finals

India with 13 points from eight games will now hope to beat Sri Lanka in their final game and finish on top with 15 points, in case Australia (14 from 8 games) lose their last league match against South Africa

India are currently on 11 points from seven games and a win on Tuesday will ensure a smooth passage to the World Cup 2019 semi-finals unlike Bangladesh, who must win their last couple of league games in order to make their maiden entry into the last four stage

England, now on 10 points, will need to beat New Zealand in their last game to qualify for the World Cup 2019 semi-finals while India (11 points from 7 games) will need to win at least one of their remaining two games — against Bangladesh and Sri Lanka — to seal the last four spot

With an unbeaten record in six encounters so far, Virat Kohli's men are all but through to the semi-finals with 11 points but a win against England will further tighten their grip at the top and in the process oust World's No. 1 ODI team from the ICC World Cup 2019

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