South Africa and New Zealand are all set to lock horns in the second semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Both teams will carry their rich form into the all-important clash.

South Africa’s David Miller (L) is congratulated by New Zealand’s Kane Williamson for his innings and scoring a century (100 runs) at the end of the ICC Champions Trophy one-day international (ODI) semi-final cricket match between New Zealand and South Africa at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on March 5. — AFP

LAHORE: South Africa's batter David Miller criticised the International Cricket Council after the Champions Trophy semi-final loss of his team to New Zealand on Wednesday at the Gaddafi

New Zealand has won the toss and elected to bat against South Africa in the second of the Champions Trophy semifinals.

South Africa and New Zealand face off in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 semifinal today in Lahore. Historically, South Africa leads with 42 ODI wins, while New Zealand has 26. Check AI predictions, fantasy team and more.

You’ll never hear it from the team themselves, but the Black Caps can be quietly satisfied with the fact they’ll meet South Africa in the semifinals of the Champions Trophy. As a result of Sunday’s 44-run defeat to India in their final match of the group stage,

Lahore: Rachin Ravindra and Kane Williamson struck hundreds as New Zealand eased to a 50 run win over South Africa in Lahore on Wednesday to set up

After going through all the tangled scheduling, New Zealand returns to its recent favorite venue in Pakistan when it takes on South Africa in the second semifinal of the Champions Trophy in Lahore on Wednesday.

Both New Zealand and South Africa will be looking to inch closer to their first ICC trophy in more than two decades on Wednesday in the second semi-final of the Champions Trophy in Lahore.

South Africa dominated Group B, finishing at the top with two wins from three matches. Their final group-stage fixture against England highlighted their strength, as they secured a commanding 7-wicket victory.

South Africa will re-embark on an agonising quest for their first piece of ICC silverware since 1998 when they face New Zealand in Wednesday's semi-final of the Champions Trophy in Lahore, the scene of a high-scoring tussle between the duo last month.