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0:00In Sydney, it's March 4th. Here's what is happening. New Zealand crushed South Africa by nine wickets in the first men's 2020 World Cup semi-final. Opener Finn Allen smashed an unbeaten century off, just 33 balls to chase down the target with more than seven overs left. The black haves bold first and held the proteus to 8 for 169. South Africa came in unbeaten through the tournament, even after thrashing New Zealand by seven wickets in their group game. But the Kiwis flipped the script with Thai bowling, especially their spinners who squeezed the proteus' batsman hard. South Africa's coach, Shukri Conran, called the loss a total walloping with no excuses. He said his team never got a sniff of a chance after failing to post a competitive total. Player of the match, Allen credited the bowlers for setting it up perfectly. Allen also praised his opening partner Tim Cyford for his 58 runs in a 117 run stand that put New Zealand on top early. Safer attacked first, letting Allen settle in and punish loose balls.

1:02India faces England in the second semi-final, Friday morning our time at Wankei Stadium. The final is Monday morning at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The daily news now is presented by our sponsor. No earbuds, no headbands, no awkward sleeping positions, just a pillow that plays your sound.