India, after winning the toss, chose to bat first setting a target of 172 runs. Rohit Sharma led from the front with a well-composed 57, and was well-supported by Suryakumar Yadav who chipped in with a crucial 47. Despite early disruptions due to rain, India managed to put up a challenging total. England, in response, were bundled out for a mere 103 runs, struggling against India’s spin attack. Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel were the stars with the ball, each taking three wickets, dismantling the English batting order effectively.

Rohit Sharma’s half-century laid a solid foundation for India, while Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel turned the game with their spin bowling, taking three wickets each. England's batsmen found it tough to handle the spin and low bounce of the pitch, with only Jos Buttler, Harry Brook, and Jofra Archer managing to get into double figures. The strategic field placements and bowling changes by Rohit Sharma also played a crucial role in curtailing England’s chase.

With this win, India sets up a tantalizing final against South Africa. The final promises to be a high-octane encounter with India looking to end their 11-year ICC trophy drought. South Africa, known for their aggressive cricket, will be a formidable opponent. The final match is scheduled to be held in Barbados, and both teams will be eager to lift the prestigious T20 World Cup trophy.