India dominated the semi-final against England with a blistering 79 for 1 after 7.3 overs in the T20 World Cup. Sanju Samson anchored the innings with a spectacular 46 off 25 balls, smashing seven fours and two sixes at a strike rate of 184.00. Yashasvi Jaiswal supported with 22 off 13 balls, keeping India's momentum strong.

England's bowlers struggled to contain the Indian onslaught. Jofra Archer conceded 26 runs in just two overs without taking a wicket, while Jack Curran leaked 12 runs in his single over. Tom Curran and Brydon Carse also failed to make breakthroughs, as India's batsmen found the boundaries consistently.

With only one wicket down, India set a daunting target for England. The aggressive batting display showcased India's depth in T20 cricket, putting pressure on England's chase. Samson's explosive innings and Jaiswal's quick scoring positioned India favorably for a potential final berth.