Know the four players who led their team to the semis of World T20

New Delhi: ICC World T20 has reached semifinals stage and the top four teams are ready to face each other for the big match – The Final on 6th April. Each team has their key players who took their team to the semis with their performance. India Tv looks at these four key players who were instrumental for their team's fortune.1) Amit Mishra (India): The leading wicket taker from the Indian side who waited for his turn for a long time, with 9 wickets in four matches with an economy of 5.26, has troubled the batsmen all the way through Super-10 stage. He set the ball rolling by claiming four crucial wickets in the first two games and was adjudged man of the match as well. Gaining confidence of his skipper he is now ready to have more of them in his pocket. No matter what the condition is, Mishra has the ability to turn the ball around making it difficult for the batsmen to read.2) Dale Steyn (South Africa): The ‘last over expert' for the proteas in the World T20 can turn the game around to his side at any moment. His last over performance against New Zealand where the Kiwis needed just 7 runs with 5 wickets in hand truly bought them back in the tournament after the defeat at the hands of Sri Lanka. With his tight bowling the kiwis managed to score only a boundary and 3 wickets were fallen including a run out, thus South Africa won a nail-biting thriller by 2 runs.3) Darren Sammy (West Indies): The captain of the defending champions West Indies had played some crucial knocks which helped the Caribbean side to reach the semis. His unbeaten innings of 34 runs off just 13 balls with Dwayne Bravo against Australia led to the thrilling last over win which kept them alive in World T20. Sammy currently averages 101 with the strike rate of 224, the highest in the tournament.4) Rangana Herath (Sri Lanka): The Lankan left arm orthodox spinner though had played only one match till now in World T20 but he certainly cannot be ignored for the semis. In the do-or-die game against New Zealand, Sri Lanka posted an easy target of 120 runs for the kiwis. But Herath's magical spin which took 5 wickets in 3.3 overs with 2 maidens and conceding only 3 runs pushed them towards the semifinals. His bowling figures are the third best in T20 internationals history.