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New Zealand are favourites to finish on top of Group 2 table Getty

The Super 10 stages of the ICC T20 World Cup 2016 are halfway through as all 10 teams have played two matches so far. The 10 teams are divided in Group 1 and Group 2, with five teams in each group.

India, Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand and Bangladesh are all in the Group 2 table. IBTimes UK looks at the table to find out how a team can qualify for the semi-final of the ongoing tournament. The following are the remaining fixtures in the ongoing T20 World Cup after Australia's victory over Pakistan on 25 March.

  • Match 16: New Zealand vs Bangladesh, Saturday, 26 March
  • Match 19: India vs Australia, Sunday, 27 March,

Group 2 Table as of 23 March after Australia's victory over Pakistan

Super 10 Group 2MatWonLostTiedNRPtsNRR
New Zealand330006+1.283
Australia321004+0.440
India312004-0.546
Pakistan413002-0.093
Bangladesh303000-1.165

The team with the highest points progress to the next round. In case teams have equal points, then the team with the best net run rate will go through. Even after this, if the teams are level, then the head-to-head record will be considered.

1. New Zealand

Yet to play: Bangladesh (on 26 March).

New Zealand are through to the semi-final of the ICC T20 World Cup 2016.

2. India

Virat Kohli
Virat Kohli was the star player for India in their victory over Pakistan in the ICC T20 World Cup clash Getty

Yet to play: Australia (on 27 March)

India lost the opening match of the tournament to New Zealand by a huge margin, which has seen them take a massive hit on the net run rate. They defeated Pakistan in their second match and have bounced back.

After beating Bangladesh, a win for India against Australia will seal a place in the semi-final. Nothing less than a win will help MS Dhoni's side to progress further in the tournament. India and Australia have four points after three matches, with the latter ahead of the hosts due to a better net run rate. Bad weather resulting in a wash out will see India get knocked out of the T20 World Cup.

3. Pakistan

Pakistan lost to India, New Zealand and Australia, while managed to beat Bangladesh in their first match of the tournament. With three defeats, Pakistan are knocked out of the ICC T20 World Cup.

4. Australia

Adam Zampa
Adam Zampa was the star bowler for Australia against Bangladesh Getty

Yet to play: India (on 27 March)

Australia lost to New Zealand in the opening fixture, while they bounced back with a three-wicket victory over Bangladesh in their second fixture and defeated Pakistan by 21 run in the third match.

Steven Smith's side need to beat India in order to qualify for the last four of the tournament. Australia can also progress to the semi-final, if the match against India gets washed out due to bad weather as this will see both India and Australia have five points. However, MS Dhoni's side do not have a higher net run rate and this allows Australia to go further in the tournament,

5. Bangladesh

Yet to play: New Zealand (26 March)

Bangladesh are out of the ICC T20 World Cup 2016 after their defeat to India.