New Zealand captain Kane Williamson on Tuesday conceded he was comfortable with being labelled the underdogs for the World Cup semifinal against India in Mumbai, adding that the hosts have done exceedingly well despite Hardik Pandya's unavailability causing imbalance. India are considered as the favourites against New Zealand for the first semifinal to be played on Wednesday in what will be a repeat of the final four clash four years ago in the 2019 edition.
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson on Tuesday conceded he was comfortable with being labelled the underdogs for the World Cup semifinal against India in Mumbai, adding that the hosts have done exceedingly well despite Hardik Pandya's unavailability causing imbalance. India are considered as the favourites against New Zealand for the first semifinal to be played on Wednesday in what will be a repeat of the final four clash four years ago in the 2019 edition.
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson on Tuesday conceded he was comfortable with being labelled the underdogs for the World Cup semifinal against India in Mumbai, adding that the hosts have done exceedingly well despite Hardik Pandya's unavailability causing imbalance. India are considered as the favourites against New Zealand for the first semifinal to be played on Wednesday in what will be a repeat of the final four clash four years ago in the 2019 edition. 
