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March 20, 2003  
2nd semi-final: Ind - Ken

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Virender Sehwag got off India to a steady start in the second semi-final against Kenya at the Kingsmead cricket ground in Durban, South Africa on Thursday. He was out for 33 runs, caught by Odumbe off Ongondo's bowling.
Sachin Tendulkar continued his rich form in the tournament with another fine half-century. He also completed 600 runs in this World Cup.
Indian captain Sourav Ganguly scored his second consecutive century against Kenya. He scored a brilliant 111 of 114 balls, which included 5 towering sixes and 5 fours.
Tendulkar boosted his World Cup aggregate to a record 669 runs with a fine innings of 83.
Mohammed Kaif came in late and made a useful 15, displaying some brilliant running between the wickets.
Tendulkar put on 103 runs for the second wicket with Ganguly.
Ganguly celebrates after reaching his ton. This was his third century in the ongoing World Cup, in which he has scored 441 runs.
India celebrates the dismissal of Maurice Odumbe for 19 off the bowling of Yuvraj Singh.
Zaheer Khan is delighted after picking the wicket of Hitesh Modi, caught behind by Dravid for 9.
The Australians celebrate the wicket of Sri Lankan opener Marvan Atapattu, who was clean bowled by Brett Lee for 14.
Australian captain Ricky Ponting takes a good catch to dismiss Avishka Gunawardene off the bowling of Brett Lee.
Brett Lee celebrates after taking the wicket of Hashan Tillekaratne, caught by Gilchrist for 3 runs.

Lee wrecked the Lankan top order as he picked the top 3 wickets of Atapattu, Tillakaratne and Gunawardene.



Fast bowler Andy Bichel (centre) celebrates after running out Sri Lankan batsman Aravinda De Silva for 11 runs.