T20 World Cup 2024 semi-finals: Afghanistan vs South Africa

Following an intense conclusion to the Super Eight stage, where Afghanistan's nail-biting win over Bangladesh dashed Australia's hopes, the lineup for the T20 World Cup 2024 semi-finals has been solidified. South Africa, topping Group 2, is poised to clash with Afghanistan in the first semi-final. Meanwhile, Group 1 leaders India are set to take on England in the second semi-final match.

The action kicks off with the first semi-final between South Africa and Afghanistan, scheduled for 8:30 PM local time on Wednesday, June 26, at the Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba. Expect an electrifying atmosphere as the teams battle it out for a spot in the final.

On Thursday morning, June 27, all eyes will turn to the second semi-final showdown between India and England, set to begin at 10:30 AM local time at Guyana's Providence Stadium. Cricket enthusiasts can anticipate an intense clash as these powerhouse teams vie for a chance to compete for the championship title.

Date, time, and streaming channel for T20 World Cup 2024 semi-finals: Afghanistan vs South Africa

• Afghanistan vs South Africa semi-final on June 26 (June 27, 6:30 AM IST in India).

•  India vs South Africa semi-final on June 27 at Providence Stadium, Guyana (8:00 PM IST).

•  You can tune in to the Star Sports network for live coverage of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 semi-finals and final.

•    Don't miss out! Stream the crucial semi-finals and final for free on the Disney+ Hotstar app in India.

T20 World Cup 2024 Semi-Finals Playing Conditions

• India predetermined for the second semi-final slot in Guyana, starting at 8:00 PM IST on June 27.

• The second semi-final (India vs England) lacks a reserve day due to a single-day gap before the final.

•  Each semi-final allocated 250 minutes of additional time.

• The first semi-final grants an extra 60 minutes at the day's end and 190 minutes on the reserve day.

• The second semi-final has the full 250 minutes available on the scheduled day.

• A minimum of 10 overs per innings is required for a complete match in the semi-finals and final.

•  In case of rain, teams with higher Super Eight group finishes (India and South Africa) proceed.

•  Final abandonment due to weather results in both finalists being declared joint winners.

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