New Zealand have beaten India by 18 runs in their Cricket World Cup semifinal at Old Trafford in Manchester.
Look back at how the match unfolded here with RNZ's live commentary
A spirited bowling attack, led by Matt Henry and Trent Boult, had India on five for three with Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul and Virat Kohli, India's three top batsmen, all out for one.
India were left reeling at 24-4 in their chase for a modest victory target of 240 in what had appeared to be a lop-sided semi-final.
Jadeja (77) then partnered Mahendra Singh Dhoni in a century-plus stand but India were bowled out for 221 in the final over and New Zealand will play hosts England or defending champions Australia in Sunday's final at Lord's.
Opting to bat first in the rain-hit contest played over two days, New Zealand's 239 for eight looked far from imposing against India's formidable batting lineup.
But Henry (3-37) and Boult (2-42) ripped the heart out of India's top order and spinner Mitchell Santner struck two crucial blows in the middle overs.
Jimmy Neesham took a magnificent left-handed catch to dismiss Dinesh Karthik as India slumped to 24-4 in 10 overs.
Rishabh Pant added 47 runs with Hardik Pandya to somewhat arrest the slide.
Pant made 32 before his wild heave off Santner found Colin de Grandhomme near the mid-wicket boundary.
Pandya, struggling with a hip injury, also made 32 before throwing away his wicket.
Jadeja injected fresh excitement into the match with his brave counter-attack that left his team needing 90 runs off the last 10 overs with four wickets in hand.
He and Dhoni (50) kept India afloat in the chase which was eventually derailed when both fell in successive overs.
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson had won the toss on Tuesday night and opted to bat at a venue where teams batting first had won all five previous matches in the tournament.
India's new ball pair of Bhuvneshwar Kumar (3-43) and Jasprit Bumrah bowled with impeccable discipline while Jadeja was also very economical with the ball.
Resuming on the reserve day at 211-5, New Zealand added 28 runs from the remaining 23 deliveries as Ross Taylor top-scored with a gutsy 74 to go with Williamson's 67.
Jadeja proved his value as a fielder with a pinpoint throw to run out Taylor and in the next delivery, took a well-judged catch near the ropes to dismiss Tom Latham.
Martin Guptill celebrates with teammates after running out India's Mahendra Singh Dhoni for 50 during the 2019 Cricket World Cup first semi-final between New Zealand and India. Photo: AFP
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