People are crying for the Proteas' exit. But does their performance in the tournament really merit fans' tears?
The trio thwarted the South African attack to qualify for their first-ever World Cup final.
No fairytale ending for South Africa in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015.
Brendon McCullum has redefined ODI captaincy with his aggressive tactics.
Grant Elliott's match-winning 73-ball 84 turned out to be the focus of the co-hosts' innings.
For the neutral fans watching, it was a game that invoked emotional extremes.
Unfortunately for South Africa, the rain interrupted their momentum.
Grant Elliott smashed Dale Steyn into the stands to bring winning runs.
In the post match press conference the New Zealand skipper said,"The greatest time of our lives. We have enjoyed the experience."
Currently, New Zealand are 275 for the loss of six wickets in 41 overs with Grant Elliott on 68.