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Finn Allen’s record ton blasts New Zealand past South Africa into T20 World Cup final
South Africa won every match they could afford to lose in this tournament and then lost the first one that they had to win.
They were completely marmalised by New Zealand, who won the first semi-final by nine wickets. Finn Allen ripped through South Africa’s feared fast bowling attack, and hit an unbeaten hundred off just 33 balls. It was the fastest century in the history of the competition, and, as Allen said himself, the innings of his life. Only two batters have ever hit a faster ton in international T20 cricket.
South Africa’s captain, Aiden Markram, blamed the change in conditions for throwing off his team. “We’ll reflect as a group,†he said. “We’ll let the emotions settle first and foremost and once they do we’ll get back on the horse and try and get better. But we’re obviously hugely disappointed with the result, it feels like we’ve been slapped in the face.â€
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Black Caps hand Proteas 'bloody walloping' to reach T20 World Cup final
Finn Allen dominated the Proteas' bowling attack with a 33-ball century for the Black Caps. (Getty Images/ICC: Matthew Lewis)
A 33-ball century to Finn Allen helps New Zealand to a nine-wicket win over South Africa in the first men's T20 World Cup semifinal.
The Proteas entered the knockout match with an unbeaten record at the tournament.
India and England face off in the second semifinal on Friday morning AEDT.
South Africa coach Shukri Conrad has described his side's nine-wicket defeat to New Zealand in the men's T20 World Cup semifinals as a "bloody walloping".
The Proteas went into the match at Kolkata's Eden Gardens as the only unbeaten team in the tournament.
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