New Zealand will make the championship championship final after beating South Africa

After centuries, New Zealand won them in the champions of Rachin Rachin Rachin and Kane Williamson, and Kane Williamson overtakes South Africa in his semi -finals.

Black cap with a new record 362 for the six, Ravindra with 108 and Williamson added pressure to 102, and their prosecutors finished clinically to win a comfortable 50 -person victory.

Captain Mitchell Santaner played three important goals for 43 and his team is now departing for Dubai – which hosts the show due to India’s ongoing political tensions. Waiting for them on Sunday, the final of 2000 is reached with four Wicks.

Santanner decided to bathe first in a beautiful land that promised a lot of performances and saw that his battles were offering style. Longtie Noddie eliminated the young violin for 21 games in power, but this success merely raised Randra and Williamson for a 164 -stage collaboration that built its position as a powerful foundation.

Both men beat better than one ball because the Protests could not find a way, with Randra wiped the ropes twice along the 10 borders with a 13 and six and one partner.

Heinrich left Williamson in 56, meaning that the second pair of Victory was not separated by the Kagiso Rabada, which eventually gained an edge of Ravindra, which has now scored all five hundreds of ODIs at the ICC world events.

Williamson moved to the fifteenth with a ramp of a vial of the Molder, who revealed four balls after he was kept in a short leg. Any hope that South Africa ended well disappeared because they have revealed 110 from the last 10 Over Over 10, both of which hit 49 rapid kicks.

On charges of producing the biggest chase in the history of the champions, the Tamaba Bauma team reached 312 for nine.

In 125, for one time, it seemed to have legs, but the left arm rotation of the cross when he (56), Rossi Van in Dusan (69) and in Klaaseen for only three.

David Miller gathered a unique victory from the last ball, but with a regular Wickth process at the other end, his blow was never closer to sweating the kiwi.