India's score of 171 for 7 was achieved with the help of Rohit's 50 runs.

In a highly anticipated T20 World Cup semi-final match in Georgetown, India's skipper Rohit Sharma delivered a solid performance, scoring a half-century. However, the England spinners proved to be a formidable force, limiting India to a slightly above par score of 171 for seven. The Providence Stadium track, known for its sluggishness, has a par score of 167.

Sharma showed his expertise on the field, hitting six beautiful boundaries and two impressive sixes in his 39-ball-57. Suryakumar Yadav also put up a strong fight, scoring 47 off 36 balls. Unfortunately, their momentum was disrupted by heavy rains, which stopped the game after only eight overs. Despite this setback, the duo managed to add 73 runs for the third wicket. On the other hand, Virat Kohli, who has been struggling to perform in the tournament, once again fell short, scoring only 75 runs in seven games.

The England spinners, Liam Livingstone and Adil Rashid, proved to be a tough challenge for the Indian batsmen. They kept a tight leash on the scoring rate, giving away only 49 runs in their eight overs. With the game hanging in the balance, it was Hardik Pandya who stepped up to the challenge, taking on Chris Jordan in the 18th over. Pandya's two consecutive sixes brought India close to the 150 mark, before Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel pushed the team past the par score.

The English bowlers, including Chris Jordan, were all on top of their game, taking crucial wickets throughout the match. Jordan's figures were the best among all the frontline bowlers. At the end of the game, India finished with a total of 171 for seven in their allotted 20 overs, while England will have to chase down this target to secure a spot in the final.

In conclusion, it was an intense match between two top-performing teams, with both sides putting up a tough fight. The stage is set for a thrilling finish, as India and England go head-to-head for a spot in the T20 World Cup final.

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