England face India and South Africa face Afghanistan for a place in the T20 World Cup Semi-Finals over the weekend - here's dates, venues and how to watch the games.
The 2024 T20 World Cup is down to the final four with England against India and South Africa against Afghanistan in the semi-finals.
The matches are scheduled to take place on 27 June UK time, in Trinidad and Guyana - but aren't without controversy with only one of the fixtures featuring a reserve day should the weather disrupt proceedings.
South Africa and Afghanistan are the beneficiaries of ICC scheduling in that respect but if England against India is washed out, India will progress to the Final by finishing top of their Super 8s group.
Thursday, June 27: South Africa v Afghanistan at Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad and Tobago (01:30 BST)
Thursday, June 27:India v England at Providence Stadium, Guyana(15:30 BST)
Prior to the start of the competition, it was confirmed India would play in the second semi-final - the one without the reserve day - in Guyana to appeal to an Indian television audience, something pundit and former England coach David 'Bumble' Lloyd said was "Just manipulating the tournament for the benefit of a few."
Speaking on the TalkSport YouTube Channel he said: "It must be some commercial value that overrides the competition itself. Who devises it all? Don’t tell me the ICC, who?"
Both semi-finals will be available to watch in the UK on Sky Sports Cricket on Thursday, June 27. Deals and package upgrade options for Sky Sports here.
Radio commentary is available on BBC Sounds and BBC 5 Live Sports Extra.
In India, matches will be broadcast on Star Sports One and streamed on Disney+Hotstar. SuperSport have live coverage in South Africa - and Australians wishing to catch the final three games of the tournament can watch via Amazon Prime.
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