Journalism of Courage
New Zealand and South Africa clashed in the first semi-final of the World Cup 2015. New Zealand won it but it was nail biting, thrilling and heart breaking.
It was a defeat that left many in tears. Morne Morkel was inconsolable after South Africa lost the match and spot in final by four wickets. (Source: AP)
AB de Villiers' condition cannot be described. (Source: Twitter)
This was South Africa's fourth attempt to win the semi-final but after winning 70 percent of the match, their fielding let them down. This huddle shows what it meant to them to win this match and to lose it. (Source: AP)
New Zealand were the better team in the tense phase. They came out on top but didn't forget that South Africa gave them a tough time. McCullum hugs Morkel. (Source: AP)
Imran Tahir bowled superbly and kept New Zealand under the check. He was by far the best spinner in this World Cup but with South Africa's campaign, his heart also broke. (Source: AP)
South Africa couldn't believe it, just couldn't. (Source: Twitter)
Morne Morkel applauds the opposition for sealing the final berth. (Source: AP)
