South Africa posted a modest total of 52 for 2 after seven overs in their T20 World Cup semi-final against New Zealand at Eden Gardens in Kolkata. Captain Aiden Markram remained not out on 17 off 17 balls, while Quinton de Kock contributed 10 before falling to Ferguson's bowling. Dewald Brevis also stayed unbeaten with 17 runs.

New Zealand won the toss and elected to field, with Henry and Ferguson sharing the new ball. The South African innings saw early wickets fall, with de Kock dismissed at 12 for 1 and Ryan Rickelton out at 12 for 2. The bowling attack featured contributions from McConchie, who took two wickets, and Neesham, who conceded 17 runs in his single over.

The match is being officiated by Alex Wharf and Richard Illingworth, with Nitin Menon as TV umpire. Javagal Srinath serves as match referee for this crucial knockout encounter. With South Africa's innings concluded, New Zealand now faces the challenge of chasing down this target in their pursuit of a World Cup final berth.