The crossover of the century
Football legend David Beckham was present for the game. He accompanied Sachin Tendulkar and the players to the ground
Moment of misfortune: Shubman Gill retired hurt after after scoring 79 runs off 65 balls due to cramps
The opening batter returned to the middle towards the end of the innings
Virat Kohli lit up Wankhede with his third century in this ODI World Cup edition
Chalking-up 117 off 113, the run-machine brought up his 50th ODI ton, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar’s record
Sultan of Seam: Mohammed Shami got India off to a formidable start removing both the Kiwi openers in quick time
Last nail in the coffin: Shami removed the danger man Daryl Mitchell (134 off 119). He went on to grab a seven-wicket haul
India continued its winning streak as it beat New Zealand by 70 runs
The Men in Blue will face either South Africa or Australia in the final of the ODI World Cup on Sunday