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It will be a repeat of the 2019 ODI World Cup final as England take on New Zealand in the first semi-final of the T20 World Cup 2021 in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday

T20 World Cup 2021 semi-final: England vs New Zealand preview

T20 World Cup 2021 semi-final: England face New Zealand in a repeat of the 2019 ODI World Cup final

Emotions will run high when England take the field vs New Zealand in the T20 World Cup 2021 semi-final in Abu Dhabi&nbsp;on Wednesday. It will be a repeat of the 2019 ODI World Cup final, which is remembered for more than one reason apart from the 3 Lions winning it.
England come into the World T20 with the tag of being the pre-tournament favourites but their loss against South Africa in the last group game proved that they do have a chink in their armour. Moreover, star opener Jason Roy being ruled out has made matters worse for England.
BITE: MOEEN ALI, Cricketer, England
"I think the way he was batting as well it is a big blow, he is a confident player and when his confidence is high like it was, it's a big blow."
New Zealand&nbsp;on the other hand may not have one&nbsp;big player to rely on but they hunt as a pack. Maybe that's the reason the Kiwis have reached the semis or beyond in the last 5 ICC&nbsp;tournaments.
BITE: KANE WILLIAMSON, Captain, New Zealand
"They've got match-winners throughout their team. And that's been big, I suppose, movement of their white-ball side. Power-packed and bat deep as well."
Abu&nbsp;Dhabi&nbsp;has by far been the best batting surface among the 3 venues in this World T20, so one can expect a high scoring game.

It will be a repeat of the 2019 ODI World Cup final as England take on New Zealand in the first semi-final of the T20 World Cup 2021 in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday

Emotions will run high when England take the field vs New Zealand in the T20 World Cup 2021 semi-final in Abu Dhabi&nbsp;on Wednesday. It will be a repeat of the 2019 ODI World Cup final, which is remembered for more than one reason apart from the 3 Lions winning it.
England come into the World T20 with the tag of being the pre-tournament favourites but their loss against South Africa in the last group game proved that they do have a chink in their armour. Moreover, star opener Jason Roy being ruled out has made matters worse for England.
New Zealand&nbsp;on the other hand may not have one&nbsp;big player to rely on but they hunt as a pack. Maybe that's the reason the Kiwis have reached the semis or beyond in the last 5 ICC&nbsp;tournaments.
Abu&nbsp;Dhabi&nbsp;has by far been the best batting surface among the 3 venues in this World T20, so one can expect a high scoring game.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="T20 World Cup 2021: Ravi Shastri's last fiery press conference as Team India's head coach" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-ravi-shastri-s-last-fiery-press-conference-as-team-india-s-head-coach-1636431713076" target="_blank">T20 World Cup 2021: Ravi Shastri's last fiery press conference as Team India's head coach</a>

DC's Ashwin has slammed KKR skipper Eoin Morgan over his 'disgrace' remark during Tuesday's IPL game and defended his decision to take an extra run

IPL 2021: DC's Ashwin slams KKR skipper Eoin Morgan over his 'disgrace' remark

DC's Ashwin has slammed KKR skipper Eoin Morgan over his 'disgrace' remark during Tuesday's IPL game and defended his decision to take an extra run despite the ball deflecting from Rishabh Pant

Ashwin slams Morgan, KKR vs DC,
In a series of tweets, Delhi Capitals' Ravichandran Ashwini&nbsp;has slammed KKR&nbsp;skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan over his remarks during Tuesday's IPL&nbsp;2021 game.
After being dismissed, Ashwin&nbsp;was seen in a heated argument with Morgan&nbsp;and KKR&nbsp;bowler Tim Southee. The two believed that Ashwin&nbsp;shouldn't have gone for the 2nd run at the end of the 19th over as the ball had hit DC skipper Rishabh&nbsp;Pant. The incident was&nbsp;later termed disgraceful by former Australia cricket Shane Warne&nbsp;as well, who called it against the spirit of the game.
Ashwin&nbsp;in his defence tweeted to say that he turned to run the moment he saw the fielder threw and didn't know the ball had hit Pant, but he would have still taken that since even if he knew it had happened. Am I a disgrace as Morgan said I was? Of course&nbsp;not added the off spinner.
Ashwin further said that&nbsp;In Morgan or Southee&rsquo;s world of cricket they can choose and stick to what they believe is right or wrong but didn't have the&nbsp;right to take a moral high ground and use words that are derogatory.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Morgan &amp; Southee&nbsp;didn't like Ashwin&nbsp;running after the ball had hit Pant</li>
<li>Am I a disgrace as Morgan said I was? Of course&nbsp;not, Tweets Ashwin</li>
</ul>

Ashwin slams Morgan, KKR vs DC,
In a series of tweets, Delhi Capitals' Ravichandran Ashwini&nbsp;has slammed KKR&nbsp;skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan over his remarks during Tuesday's IPL&nbsp;2021 game.
After being dismissed, Ashwin&nbsp;was seen in a heated argument with Morgan&nbsp;and KKR&nbsp;bowler Tim Southee. The two believed that Ashwin&nbsp;shouldn't have gone for the 2nd run at the end of the 19th over as the ball had hit DC skipper Rishabh&nbsp;Pant. The incident was&nbsp;later termed disgraceful by former Australia cricket Shane Warne&nbsp;as well, who called it against the spirit of the game.
Ashwin&nbsp;in his defence tweeted to say that he turned to run the moment he saw the fielder threw and didn't know the ball had hit Pant, but he would have still taken that since even if he knew it had happened. Am I a disgrace as Morgan said I was? Of course&nbsp;not added the off spinner.
Ashwin further said that&nbsp;In Morgan or Southee&rsquo;s world of cricket they can choose and stick to what they believe is right or wrong but didn't have the&nbsp;right to take a moral high ground and use words that are derogatory.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IPL 2021: Maxwell's 'Big Show' powers RCB to a 7-wicket win vs Rajasthan" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ipl-2021-maxwell-s-big-show-powers-rcb-to-a-7-wicket-win-vs-rajasthan-1632936632215" target="_blank">IPL 2021: Maxwell's 'Big Show' powers RCB to a 7-wicket win vs Rajasthan</a>

A day after BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;declared that IPL&nbsp;will go ahead as planned despite some players flying home due to the rise in Covid-19 cases in India, KKR&nbsp;skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan feels that it's not nice to see the situation unfolding outside the team's bio-bubble. After KKR&nbsp;beat Punjab Kings, Morgan said that him and&nbsp;his team&nbsp;lend their support and heartfelt attitude to everybody who is ill or going through tough times.

'It's not nice': Morgan on playing IPL amid India's Covid crisis

'It's not nice': KKR&nbsp;skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan opened up on playing IPL&nbsp;amid India's Covid&nbsp;crisis

A day after BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;declared that IPL&nbsp;will go ahead as planned despite some players flying home due to the rise in Covid-19 cases in India, KKR&nbsp;skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan feels that it's not nice to see the situation unfolding outside the team's bio-bubble.
BITE: EOIN&nbsp;MORGAN. Captain, KKR
'Yes, we are constantly talking about the situation that's unfolding outside of our bubble. It's not nice, to be honest, watching from afar, certainly considering how lucky we are to be in a bubble and not be affected by it very much. We obviously lend our support and heartfelt attitude to to everybody who is ill or going through tough times.'

A day after BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;declared that IPL&nbsp;will go ahead as planned despite some players flying home due to the rise in Covid-19 cases in India, KKR&nbsp;skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan feels that it's not nice to see the situation unfolding outside the team's bio-bubble. After KKR&nbsp;beat Punjab Kings, Morgan said that him and&nbsp;his team&nbsp;lend their support and heartfelt attitude to everybody who is ill or going through tough times.

KKR skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan became the 3rd skipper in this edition of the IPL&nbsp;to be fined for slow over rate. The Englishman&nbsp;was fined Rs. 12 lakh&nbsp;after Kolkata's&nbsp;4th game vs the Chennai Super Kings on Wednesday.&nbsp;
According to&nbsp;IPL's Code of Conduct,&nbsp;The fine for the first instance of slow over-rate is Rs 12 lakh while the fine is doubled to Rs 24 lakh for the second offence. Along with the captain, every other member of the playing XI is also fined 25 percent of the match fee during the offence.&nbsp;

KKR skipper Eoin Morgan fined for slow over rate

KKR skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan became the 3rd skipper in IPL&nbsp;2021&nbsp;to be fined Rs. 12 lakh for slow over rate.

KKR skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan became the 3rd skipper in this edition of the IPL&nbsp;to be fined for slow over rate. The Englishman&nbsp;was fined Rs. 12 lakh&nbsp;after Kolkata's&nbsp;4th game vs the Chennai Super Kings on Wednesday.&nbsp;
According to&nbsp;IPL's Code of Conduct,&nbsp;The fine for the first instance of slow over-rate is Rs 12 lakh while the fine is doubled to Rs 24 lakh for the second offence. Along with the captain, every other member of the playing XI is also fined 25 percent of the match fee during the offence.&nbsp;

SRH vs KKR: battle for a berth in the top 4

Kolkata Knight Riders and the Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad, two teams which are desperately looking to get their campaigns back on track will lock horns in Abu Dhabi&nbsp;in first game of a super Sunday.

Kolkata Knight Riders and the Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad, two teams which are desperately looking to get their campaigns back on track will lock horns in Abu Dhabi&nbsp;in first game of a super Sunday. KKR&nbsp;and SRH&nbsp;have been inconsistent&nbsp;so far, having won 4 and 3 games respectively from their 8 games each. Though both sides are coming off 2 consecutive losses but the Knight Riders may take heart from the fact that they got the better of Sunrisers&nbsp;the last time they&nbsp;played against each other. Newly appointed skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan's captaincy will once again be put to test as KKR&nbsp;need to address their batting woes soon to bounce back. Hyderabad have too failed to put forward a dependable middle order which has dented their campaign. Both sides will look to exploit each other's weakness in order to strengthen their grip on that number 4 spot.

Knight Riders in search for their 3rd IPL title

With Eoin&nbsp;Morgan, Tom Banton and Pat Cummins&nbsp;in their ranks this time around, can KKR&nbsp;end a 6 year title drought?

Kolkata Knight Riders: in search for their 3rd IPL title

Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders - A team that has probably seen the most drama, maximum highs and many lows. Showcasing the ruthless style of cricket in the very first game of the inaugural edition,&nbsp;the franchise is often credited for making IPL the brand that it is today.
But just after their first&nbsp;2 games, things went downhill for KKR. After&nbsp;they failed to qualify for the playoffs in the first 3 editions, the team had a complete makeover. The captaincy duties shifted from Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;to Gautam&nbsp;Gambhir. The Delhi lad led from the front and KKR&nbsp;qualified for their first-ever playoffs that year. 2012 was the year which saw the Knights reign supreme as they lifted their maiden silverware.
Since 2014&nbsp;KKR&nbsp;has failed to win another title despite making it to the playoffs in 3 of the last 4 editions.
The franchise has made significant additions this year. Roping in England's 2019 World Cup-winning captain Eoin&nbsp;Morgan may prove to be a masterstroke. His&nbsp;inputs to current captain Dinesh&nbsp;Karthik&nbsp;will prove valuable.&nbsp;Hard-hitting batsman Tom Banton&nbsp;is also expected to give their shaky opening slot the much-needed stability. They also have youngsters like Shubman&nbsp;Gill and Nitish&nbsp;Rana in the ranks.
Kolkata&nbsp;also boasts a formidable bowling&nbsp;unit comprising of Pat Cummins, Kuldeep Yadav&nbsp;and&nbsp;Sunil&nbsp;Narine. Moreover,&nbsp;if Andre Russell continues to do what he does best, there could be no stopping the Knights this time around.&nbsp;

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