India beat New Zealand by 44 runs to set up rerun of the Cricket World Cup final against Australia in last four.

India have twice claimed victory in the Champions Trophy, in 2002 and 2013, but lost the final to Pakistan in the last edition. New Zealand, who entered the tournament ranked fourth in ODI cricket, lifted the trophy in 2000.

Ahead of the toss at today’s IND v NZ match, here’s a look at how India and New Zealand have fared at the toss in Champions Trophy encounters over the years.

In the ICC Champions Trophy match 12, India beat New Zealand by 44 runs as Rohit Sharma-led side to face Australia in the semi-finals at Dubai International stadium.

New Zealand and South Africa meet in a crucial Champions Trophy semifinal in Lahore. Both teams have won this tournament once. New Zealand, led by Mitchell Santner, rely on Tom Latham's runs and Matt Henry's wickets.

After their convincing win over Pakistan to secure their semi-final spot in the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy, the Indian side were sweating it out during the training session at the International Cricket Council (ICC) Academy ground ahead of their final Group A match against New Zealand.

Follow live coverage of India vs Australia from the ICC Champions Trophy today. The ICC Test Championship sees nine teams compete across a two-year cycle of matches before a two-team final decides the winner.

While on-paper, South Africa look a formidable unit and have been the team to beat in recent ICC events, their overall form over the last one year or so doesn't inspire confidence as the Proteas have lost eight of their last 13 ODIs.

New Zealand fell to India's spin ploy as the Rohit Sharma-led side ended at the top of Group A with a 44-run victory in Dubai on Sunday. India decided to drop Harshit Rana and field four spinners for their final group-stage game before the semifinals.