Their final match against Australia at Mohali was in effect a quarter-final with the winner progressing and the loser going home. Virat Kohli's innings of 82 not out helped the hosts secure a six-wicket victory and a match with West Indies in the semi-finals. In the short film, the 37-year-old spoke about how regular comments about her ethnicity made her question her future in the game. Jimmy Neesham (13no off 7) and Tim Seifert (8no off 6) - the latter having come into the New Zealand side for the injured Devon Conway - hit a boundary apiece at the death, while opener Martin Guptill laboured his way to 28 from 35 balls up top before falling to Adam Zampa (1-26). However, they had the worst possible start, losing by five wickets to a Brendan Taylor-inspired Zimbabwe. They sneaked through to the Super 8s, where victories over Bangladesh and Sri Lanka saw them move into the semi-finals. But they couldn't cope with Yuvraj Singh, who struck 70 from just 30 balls to lead India to 188-5 and a 15-run victory.