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There are reserve days for both semi-finals and the final, although the first semi-final went ahead as planned.<\/p>\n
The second semi-final has a reserve day on Thursday, 6 March (09:00). A rearranged final would take place on Monday, 10 March (09:00).<\/p>\n
There is a maximum of two hours of additional time available on both the original day and reserve day for both games. <\/p>\n
For all knockout games a minimum of 25 overs per side is needed to constitute a match. That is up from 20 in the group stages. <\/p>\n
The International Cricket Council says “every effort will be made” to complete the match on the scheduled day, including reducing the overs to the minimum required.<\/p>\n
If play starts on the scheduled day but a reserve day is then required play will resume from where it stopped, rather than a new match starting. <\/p>\n
Whether it is a 50-over or reduced-over match depends on whether play resumes in a reduced-over format on the original day. <\/p>\n
If rain means a result is not possible in either semi-final then the side that finished top in the group stage will progress to the final.<\/p>\n
The trophy will be shared if the final is washed out on both the original and reserve day. <\/p>\n
As with the group stages, any tie would see a super over played. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n