One team has won all nine matches at the 2023 World Cup, the other squeezed into the semi-finals despite losing four matches in a row.
But when India and New Zealand face off in Mumbai on Wednesday for a spot in the final, the hosts will be the side under most pressure.
There will be the pressure of expectations, the pressure of maintaining their perfect record in the tournament, the pressure to claim glory for the golden generation of Indian cricket who are possibly playing their last ODI World Cup.
And pressure of facing New Zealand in a knockout match. The Kiwis seem to have some sort of hold over the Indian team in ICC events.
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