Taufel could be seen officiating in an international match for the last time during the first semifinal here tomorrow, as being an Australian he would not be allowed to officiate in the final in case his country qualifies.
But if West Indies go through to the final, Taufel could be seen in action one more time before he bids adieu to his umpiring career.
As per the rules, only the neutral umpires are suppose to be appointed for any international match. Hence, the appointments for both men's and women's finals are yet to be decided.
Along with Taufel, fellow Australian Rod Tucker would umpire in the first last-four stage match, while umpires for the second semifinal between Australia and West Indies will be Sri Lanka's Kumar Dharmasena and Aleem Dar of Pakistan, the ICC announced here today.
Taufel would be stepping down from the Emirates Elite Panel of ICC Umpires after the World Twenty20, which will conclude on October 7, to take up the new role of Umpire Performance and Training Manager.
Meanwhile, the women's semifinals between England and New Zealand would be umpired by Marais Erasmus and Bruce Oxenford, while the other match between West Indies and Australia will be officiated by Billy Bowden and Tony Hill.