Come wednesday

The Wankhede Stadium: The Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Wednesday has been a host to many memorable matches in the history of Men’s ODI World Cup, including the 2011 final where India ended the wait of lifting the trophy and achieved glory in front of home fans

Come Wednesday, and Wankhede Stadium will be all decked in blue when India take on New Zealand in the first semifinal of the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup. In this World Cup, the stadium has hosted four matches and it presents some pointers which can be the keys to success for both teams in the crucial knockout match.

The first step is to ideally win the toss. As per the statistics provided by Cricket-21.com, in the ongoing World Cup, the teams batting first have won three of the four games, with the one won batting second by Australia coming due to Glenn Maxwell’s astonishing 201 against Afghanistan.