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SA vs NZ Live Score Today T20 World Cup 2026 Semifinal: Lockie Ferguson, in his final over, produced an electric delivery to rattle the stumps and send Tristan Stubbs (29) back to the pavilion. Marco Jansen, on the opposite end, completed his half-century, reaching the milestone in only 27 balls.
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TOSS — Mitchell Santner won the toss as New Zealand chose to bowl first against South Africa in the T20 World Cup 2026 semifinal on March 4. Matt Henry and James Neesham return to the Kiwi lineup for the knockout clash. Meanwhile, South Africa national cricket team have reinforced their XI with the inclusions of Kagiso Rabada, Marco Jansen and Keshav Maharaj.
South Africa face New Zealand on 4 March 2026, at the iconic Eden Gardens in Kolkata for a high-stakes semifinal to earn a place in the final at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium. South Africa arrive in Kolkata as the tournament’s most dominant force, remaining the only unbeaten side after a flawless run through the group stages and the Super 8s.
New Zealand, captained by Mitchell Santner, followed a more turbulent path to the final four, progressing on a superior net run rate after a mixed Super 8 campaign. Historically, the Proteas hold a massive psychological advantage with a perfect 5–0 record against New Zealand in T20 World Cup history.
Marco Jansen is playing a match-winning knock for the Proteas. The all-rounder struck a couple of sixes on the trot to reach his half-century in only 27 balls.
Lockie Ferguson rattled the stumps as he sent Tristan Stubbs back to the pavilion. Stubbs scored 29 runs off 24 balls. The wicket in the 19th over could put on the brakes on the high-flying South African batting unit.
South Africa has managed to stitch together a couple of big overs. After scoring 15 runs in the 17th over, they scored 22 in the 18th. Stubbs went on the attacking mode against Jimmy Neesham as he struck him for a couple of boundaries. Jansen, too, managed a couple of boundaries in the last two balls of the over.
Marco Jansen struck a stylish no-look six as Matt Henry returned for his second spell. Tristan Stubbs, from the opposite end, decided to join the party as well, as he pulled the fourth delivery of the over for a four. The two batters also completed their 50-run partnership. With three overs remaining, it is now or never for the South African batting unit.
Quiet phase of play for South Africa. Tristan Stubbs and Marco Jansen are trying to steady the innings and rebuild for the Proteas. Can they push the total past the 160 mark? We’ll find out soon.
New Zealand have been outstanding so far, stepping up brilliantly on the big stage at Eden Gardens. The question now — can they finish the job strongly from here?