England vs India: Jos Buttler’s Side Crash Out of T20 World Cup Semi-Final After Dismal Display In a disappointing display, England crashed out of the T20 World Cup semi-final on Thursday, losing by 10 wickets to India. Jos Buttler’s side was dismissed for a meager 103 runs, the lowest total in a T20 World Cup semi-final. England’s batting woes began early with the loss of Alex Hales to Mohammed Shami in the first over. Buttler and Harry Brook attempted to steady the ship, but both fell in quick succession to Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja, respectively. With the middle order also struggling, England were reeling at 62 for 5 by the halfway point. Moeen Ali briefly offered some resistance with a quickfire 35, but once he was dismissed by Arshdeep Singh, the England innings fell apart. India’s bowlers dominated throughout the match, with Ashwin and Jadeja sharing six wickets between them. Hardik Pandya and Virat Kohli also chipped in with crucial contributions to restrict England to a below-par total. In reply, India’s openers Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul chased down the target with ease. Rahul scored an unbeaten 57, while Sharma contributed 46 as the Indian team cruised to victory in just 16.4 overs. England’s defeat marks a disappointing end to their World Cup campaign. Despite being one of the favorites, they failed to reach the final for the second time in three tournaments. Jos Buttler, England’s captain, lamented his team’s performance after the match. “We didn’t play well enough today,” he said. “We were outplayed by a better team. Credit to India, they were excellent.” India, meanwhile, will advance to the final where they will face Pakistan on Sunday.India to Face South Africa in T20 World Cup FinalIndia to Face South Africa in T20 World Cup Final Match Details: * Teams: India vs. South Africa * Date: Saturday, June 27, 2024 * Time: 3:00 PM (first ball 3:30 PM) * Venue: Barbados * Broadcast: Live on Sky Sports Cricket India’s Victory over England: * India defeated England by 68 runs in the semi-final. * Indian spinners Axar Patel and Kuldeep Yadav took three wickets each. * Rohit Sharma scored a half-century for India. South Africa’s Unblemished Record: * South Africa has remained undefeated throughout the tournament. * They previously defeated Afghanistan in the other semi-final. Match Preview: * India will be seeking revenge for their defeat to England in the semi-final of the 2022 World Cup. * South Africa will be looking to extend their winning streak and claim their first T20 World Cup title. * Skipper Rohit Sharma expressed confidence in Virat Kohli’s ability to perform in the final. Catch the Final Live: * Tune in to Sky Sports Cricket at 3:00 PM on Saturday, June 27, to watch the thrilling T20 World Cup final between India and South Africa.England’s T20 World Cup hopes were shattered as they were bowled out for a paltry 103 by India in the semi-final in Adelaide. Jos Buttler’s side were outplayed in all departments by a rampant India, who booked their place in Sunday’s final against Pakistan. England’s batting lineup collapsed in spectacular fashion, with only Alex Hales (18) and Liam Livingstone (15) reaching double figures. Hales was the first to go, caught behind off the bowling of Bhuvneshwar Kumar in the third over. Jonny Bairstow (5) and Ben Stokes (3) followed soon after, both falling victim to Mohammed Shami. Livingstone and Buttler (7) briefly threatened to rebuild the innings, but both were dismissed in quick succession by Hardik Pandya. With England reeling at 56-5, the lower order failed to provide any resistance. Chris Woakes (8), Sam Curran (5), Adil Rashid (4), and Mark Wood (0) were all dismissed cheaply. India’s spinners were particularly impressive, with Axar Patel claiming 3-17 and Ravichandran Ashwin taking 2-18. India’s batters then made light work of chasing down the target, reaching 107-4 in just 16 overs. Virat Kohli led the way with an unbeaten 46, while Rohit Sharma (27) and Suryakumar Yadav (14) also made valuable contributions. The victory sets up a mouthwatering final between India and Pakistan, who stunned New Zealand in the other semi-final.