All four semi-final spots are still up for grabs at the Super 8 stage of the ICC T20 World Cup 2024, even though just four games are remaining. One semi-finalist will be determined by each game after this. On Sunday, there will be one such match in Group 2.
South Africa, which has never lost, will face the co-hosts, the West Indies, at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. Although South Africa hasn’t lost a game in the tournament thus far, they still need to win to advance because of their poor net rating.
However, the West Indies also require this victory to advance. One of these two teams will win the tournament after this match.
SA vs WI head-to-head record:
South Africa and the West Indies have an identical head-to-head record. After 22 meetings, each team has won 11 games against the other. This evenly matched record draws attention to how competitive their games were while highlighting the advantages and skills of both teams.
When these two cricketing nations meet, the fiercely contested matches and unpredictable results are reflected in the evenly divided triumphs, which makes the matches thrilling and eagerly awaited by spectators.
Matches Played: 22
United States Won: 11
England Won: 11
Matches tied: 0
Matches with No Result: 0
Who will win the match?
The West Indies have a better chance of winning their next match against South Africa. Their recent form and extensive team give them a competitive advantage. Their certainty has been supported by the remarkable play of central players like Shai Hope, Andre Russell, and Nicholas Pooran.
They are additional areas of immense strength because of their balanced group and vital capacities. Based on the data that is available, the West Indies appear to have a better chance of winning this game than South Africa.
Match Details:
Match: T20 World Cup 2024, Match 50
Stadium : Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua
Date & Time: June 24 at 10:30 AM Local Time (06:00 AM IST)
Broadcast and Live Streaming: Star Sports, Hotstar Website and App
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