A possible concise summary is:
India defeated Kenya by 91 runs in the second semi-final of the 2003 Cricket World Cup. India batted first and scored 270 for four, thanks to a brilliant century by captain Sourav Ganguly and a solid 83 by Sachin Tendulkar. Kenya were bowled out for 179, with Zaheer Khan taking three wickets and Harbhajan Singh and Ashish Nehra taking two each. Steve Tikolo was the top scorer for Kenya with 56. India advanced to the final to face Australia.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The match is a semi-final between India and Kenya.
2. Australia is through to the final, while Sri Lanka is out.
3. India has won 7 out of 9 games against Kenya.
4. India is unchanged for this match, using only 12 players in the World Cup.
5. Kenya made two changes to their lineup with Thomas Odoyo and Maurice Odumbe returning.
6. India won the toss and elected to bat first.
7. Sachin Tendulkar is playing his 67th match and needs 36 runs to pass 2000 World Cup runs.
8. Virender Sehwag scores boundaries early in the innings.
9. India's score is 19 for no wicket after the first over.
10. Tendulkar plays off the back foot for three runs.
11. Sehwag is caught by Maurice Odumbe off Thomas Odoyo's bowling for 33 runs.
12. India's score reaches 85 for one after 20 overs.
13. Ganguly scores a century, his third in the World Cup.
14. India finishes with a score of 270 for four after 50 overs.
15. Kenya's bowling used six bowlers, with three being successful.
16. Kenya needs 271 runs to win in 50 overs.
17. Kennedy Obuya and Ravindu Shah open the batting for Kenya.
18. Zaheer Khan takes an early wicket for India.
19. Kenya's score is 24 for one after Obuya's dismissal.
20. Collins Obuya scores 29 runs, his highest in one-day international cricket.
21. Steve Tikolo scores a half-century for Kenya with 56 runs.
22. Kenya is all out for 179 runs.
23. India wins by 91 runs and will play Australia in the final.
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