Team India roared themselves in the World Cup semis in some style as they dismantled the Sri Lankan team by 302 runs in match 33 of the ICC Cricket World Cup in Mumbai on Thursday. Mohammed Siraj's sensational spell was shadowed by Mohammed Shami who scalped five wickets (5/18) as the Men In Blue reigned supreme at the Wankhede Stadium. Since Shami's arrival in India's playing XI, the pace trio has been unstoppable and once again the batters succumbed in front of their prowess. Earlier, despite losing the toss, India's batting led by Shubman Gill (92), Virat Kohli (88) and Shreyas Iyer (82) steered India to a massive total of 357 for the loss of eight wickets. Sri Lankan pacer Dilshan Madhushanka scalped five wickets as he was the only shining light on what was a dark day for the 1996 champions.