World Cup 2023: What are the rules of the semi-finals? If there is no match then who will get the ticket for the final?

World Cup 2023, Semifinal Rules: The World Cup 2023 has now reached its knockout stage. The two semi-finals will be played on 15 and 16 November. The Indian team will face New Zealand on November 15 at Wankhede, Mumbai. The second semi-final between South Africa and Australia will be played on November 16 at Eden Gardens, Kolkata. Let us now know about some rules related to these two matches.

And what if it rains?

There is a reserve day for semi-final matches. If rain spoils play and the match does not end on the scheduled day, it will be moved to a reserve day. On the reserve day, the match will start from where it was stopped on the previous day. But the biggest question is that if the match is not completed even on the reserve day due to rain, then who will go to the final.

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direct entry into finals

If the match is not completed on the reserve day, the league stage points table position will be shown. For example, if the semi-final between India and New Zealand had not been completed even on the reserve day, India would have topped the points table above New Zealand. With this victory, India has made it to the semi-finals. The same can be said for South Africa and Australia.

What is the weather forecast?

Talking about the weather, the weather of Mumbai is expected to be clear on November 15. On the other hand, if we talk about Kolkata, there may be rain in the semi-final between Australia and South Africa. That means there is complete speculation that the semi-final match can also be seen on 17th November.