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History beckons in the World Cup semi-finals

March 23, 2015

Cricketing history will be made at Eden Park in Auckland on Tuesday when New Zealand and South Africa get the semi-final stage of the tournament underway.

Neither country has ever managed to make it past this hurdle to a World Cup final, so it will be new ground for one of them after Tuesday’s match in front of what’s sure to be a packed crowd.

Nine times these two teams have previously made it to this stage – six for New Zealand (1975, 1979, 1992, 1999, 2007, 2011) and three for South Africa (1992, 1999, 2007).

The competition, which began back on February 14, is down to the final four, with India to take on Australia in the other semi-final on Thursday.

New Zealand, known as the Black Caps, has been perhaps the most impressive side all tournament long.

The Kiwis strolled past Sri Lanka, Scotland, England, Afghanistan and Bangladesh during the group stage, with their only struggle a thrilling one-wicket win over fellow co-hosts Australia.

They then dismantled the West Indies in the quarter-finals, led by Martin Guptill’s record-breaking 237 not out.