Semi-final:
South Africa 281-5 (43 overs) (du Plessis 82, de Villiers 68*; Anderson 3-72)
New Zealand 299-6 (42.5 overs) (Elliott 84*, McCullum 59, Anderson 58; Morkel 3-59)
New Zealand win by 4 wickets (D/L) (New Zealand set target of 298 from 43 overs)
Team batting first 23-23 Team batting second
Team winning toss 24-22 Team losing toss
Highest score: 417-6 (Australia v Afghanistan)
Lowest score: 102 (UAE v India)
Highest successful run chase: 322-4 (Bangladesh v Scotland)
Highest unsuccessful run chase: 326 (Zimbabwe v Ireland)
Highest individual score: 237* (Martin Guptill, New Zealand v West Indies)
Best bowling figures: 7-33 (Tim Southee, New Zealand v England)
Top 3 run scorers:
541 - Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka)
532 - Martin Guptill (New Zealand)
482 - AB de Villiers (South Africa)
Top 3 wicket takers:
21 - Trent Boult (New Zealand)
18 - Mitchell Starc (Australia)
17 - Morne Morkel (South Africa)
17 - Mohammed Shami (India)
17 - Jerome Taylor (West Indies)
New Zealand finally reach the World Cup final at the 7th time of asking, having lost in the semis on six previous occasions. South Africa lose in the semis for the 5th time and still haven't reached a global limited overs final. Grant Elliott scored the winning runs for the Black Caps, hitting a six off the penultimate ball. New Zealand had been set 298 to win, though a tie would also have seen them through due to them having a better record in the group stage.