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New Zealand's Predicted XI vs India, Cricket World Cup 2023 Semi-Finals: Will Ish Sodhi Stay On Sidelines?

India will square off with New Zealand in the first semi-final of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 on Wednesday, November 15 at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. The match will start at 2:00 PM IST. New Zealand, after making a terrific start to their campaign with four consecutive wins, faced a setback midway, registering four successive losses that dimmed their prospects of reaching the semi-finals. However, under the captaincy of Kane Williamson, the team rallied and beat Sri Lanka in a must-win match, securing a fourth-place finish to advance to the knockouts.

As the Kiwis approach the semi-final, the team will aim to conjure the same spirit that helped them overcome challenges in the league stage and put a halt to the formidable Indian juggernaut on Wednesday.

Openers: Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra

Opening batter Devon Conway stands out as one of New Zealand's most reliable run-scorers. His ability to score quickly at the top of the order could help the Kiwis lay down a solid foundation upfront. Conway has scored a total of 359 runs in nine matches, with a strike rate of 102.27.

Playing in his debut World Cup, Rachin Ravindra has left everyone impressed with his performances. The opener has scored a total of 565 runs in nine matches that include three centuries and two half-centuries. His best of 123 not out came against England in the opening match of the tournament.

Middle-order: Kane Williamson, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham, Mark Chapman

Kane Williamson's return to the playing XI has bolstered the New Zealand team. He will play a pivotal role in tackling the Indian spinners in the semi-final. Williamson has amassed a total of 187 runs in three matches, with a high score of 95.

Daryl Mitchell has been one of the

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