India vs New Zealand Head-to-Head in ODI and Champions Trophy

India will take on New Zealand in the Champions Trophy 2025 Final at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday (March 9). Let’s take a look at the India vs New Zealand head-to-head in ODI and Champions Trophy.

Contents

1 India vs New Zealand in Champions Trophy Head-to-Head
2 India vs New Zealand Head-to-Head in ODI Matches
3 What Happened During the Last Meeting in Champions Trophy 2025？
4 IND vs NZ：Journey to Champions Trophy Final
5 India vs New Zealand in Champions Trophy 2025 Final Match Prediction

India vs New Zealand in Champions Trophy Head-to-Head

IND and NZ have faced each other twice in the ICC Champions Trophy, with both sides winning a match each. The two sides met each other for the first time in the 2000 edition of the ICC Champions Trophy. New Zealand won the match by four wickets, marking their only win against India in the prestigious tournament till date.

Matches	India	New Zealand
Won	1	1
Lost	1	1
No Result	0	0

In the latest encounter, India registered a 44-run victory against New Zealand a few days ago at the Dubai International Stadium in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. They will head into this fixture as strong favourites. On that note, India will surely have the upper hand against the Kiwis, having played all their matches in the tournament at the very same venue.

India vs New Zealand Head-to-Head in ODI Matches

On the other hand, India vs New Zealand head-to-head in ODI is in favour of India, with 61 wins, while the Kiwis have registered 50 wins. One match has ended in a tie, while seven games have ended without results. Both India and New Zealand have won 16 matches each at a neutral venue.

Matches	India	New Zealand
Won	61	50
Lost	50	61
No Result	7	7
Tied	1	1
Home Wins	31	26
Away Wins	14	8
Neutral Wins	16	16

What Happened During the Last Meeting in Champions Trophy 2025？

The first time India vs New Zealand in Champions Trophy 2025 is at the Dubai International Stadium on March 2 in a Group A encounter. Having been put into bat first, India registered a score of 249/9 in their allotted 50 overs. India lost three early wickets, including their openers Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli with a score of just 30 runs.

However, a brilliant knock of 79 runs off 98 balls from Shreyas Iyer came to India’s rescue. He laced his innings with four boundaries and a couple of sixes. Axar Patel contributed 42 runs with the bat, while Hardik Pandya played a 45-run knock for the Men in Blue.

Matt Henry was the pick of the bowlers in the first innings, returning with figures of 5/42 in eight overs. He picked up the wickets of Shubham Gill, Virat Kohli, Axar Patel, Ravindra Jadeja and Md Shami. Kyle Jamieson, William O’Rourke, Rachin Ravindra, and captain Mitchell Santner picked up one wicket each for the Kiwis.

In reply, New Zealand were bowled out for 205 runs in 45.3 overs. Kane Williamson was the top scorer with 81 runs off 120 balls at a strike rate of 67.50. The former captain belted seven boundaries during his time at the crease. Meanwhile, captain Santner played a quickfire knock of 28 runs, including one four and two sixes but it wasn’t enough for New Zealand as they fell short by 44 runs.

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Varun Chakravarthy won the player of the match award with 5/42 in his quota of 10 overs. He dismissed Will Young, Glenn Phillips, Michael Barcewell, Mitchell Santner, and Matt Henry. Spinner Kuldeep Yadav picked up two wickets, while Axar Patel, Hardik Pandya, and Ravindra Jadeja had one scalp each.

Champions Trophy 2025：New Zealand vs India Highlights

IND vs NZ：Journey to Champions Trophy Final

India’s Road to Final

India commenced their ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign against Bangladesh. They bowled out Bangladesh for 228 in 49.4 overs, courtesy of a five-wicket haul for Mohammed Shami. He returned with figures of 5/53, while Harshit Rana (3/31) and Axar Patel (2/43) were among the wicket-takers for India. In reply, Team India chased down the target with six wickets in hand and 21 balls to spare. Shubman Gill scored an unbeaten 101 off 129 balls, while Rohit Sharma scored 41 runs off 36 balls, including seven boundaries. Wicket-keeper batter KL Rahul played a 41-run cameo, lacing his innings with one boundary and two sixes.

In their second match, they defeated Pakistan by six wickets. Batting first, Pakistan were bowled out for 241 runs, thanks to a 3/40 spell by Kuldeep Yadav. Hardik Pandya picked up a couple of wickets for India, while Harshit Rana, Axar Patel, and Ravindra Jadeja bagged one wicket each. In pursuit of 242, Shubham Gill scored 46 runs off 52 balls, while Sheryas Iayer raked up 56 runs off 67 balls at a strike rate of 83.58. Iyer hit five boundaries and a six during his innings. Meanwhile, Virat Kohli was the star performance of the day for India, scoring an unbeaten century off 111 balls at a strike rate of 90.09. He scored seven boundaries and was also adjudged as the player of the match. India defeated New Zealand by 44 runs in their final group stage match. Shreyas Iyer (79 off 98) was the best batter, while Varun Chakravarthy (5/42) was the star bowler in the fixture.

India overcame Australia fight and pulled off a thrilling chase in the #ChampionsTrophy semi-final 🤩
Match Highlights 🎥https://t.co/3qKx27ETbk
— ICC (@ICC) March 4, 2025

The Men in Blue were up against Australia in their semi-final encounter. Batting first, Australia scored 264 runs, courtesy of 73 runs from captain Steve Smith and a 61-run knock by Alex Carey. Mohammed Shami picked up three wickets for India, while Varun Chakravarthy and Ravindra Jadeja dismissed two players each.

Virat Kohli led India’s batting again with 84 runs off 98 balls, including five boundaries. He received support from the other batters who played contributing knocks for the side. Rohit Sharma (28), Shreyas Iyer (45), Axar Patel (27), KL Rahul (42*), and Hardik Pandya (28) were amongst the runs. India chased down the target with four wickets in hand and 11 balls to spare to book a slot in the summit clash of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

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New Zealand’s Road to Final

New Zealand, on the other hand, began their campaign with a 60-run victory over Pakistan in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 season opener. Batting first, the Kiwis scored 320/5 in their allotted 50 overs. Will Young (107), Tom Latham (118*) and Glenn Phillips (61) were the top performers with the bat.

In response, Pakistan bundled out for 260 runs in 47.2 overs, courtesy of a three-wicket haul each by skipper Mitchell Santner and William O’Rourke. Matt Henry picked up a couple of wickets, while Michael Bracewell and Nathan Smith got one wicket each. New Zealand were then up against Bangladesh in their second encounter. Having been put into bat first, Bangladesh could only muster 236 runs for the loss of nine wickets in 50 overs. Michael Bracewell returned with figures of 4/26 in 10 overs, while William O’Rourke had two scalps in his 10 overs spell.

The Kiwis chased down the targets with five wickets and 29 balls to spare. Rachin Ravindra scored 112 runs off 105 balls at a strike rate of 106.67, including 12 boundaries and a six. Wicket-keeper batter Tom Latham contributed 55 runs with the bat against Bangladesh.New Zealand suffered a 44-run defeat against India in their third group stage match. Kane Williamson top-scored with 81 runs, while Matt Henry was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 5/42 in eight overs.

Another batting masterclass from Kane Williamson at the
Champions Trophy as the New Zealander moved past 19,000 international runs for his career 💪
My all time favorite New Zealand cricket player 🫣💯🔥 pic.twitter.com/BXiAXS6BJa
— தளபதி ரிஷி (@ThalapathiRISHI) March 7, 2025

They locked horns with South Africa in the second semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Lahore. Batting first, New Zealand registered a mammoth total of 362 runs for the loss of six wickets. Rachin Ravindra scored 108 off 101 balls at a strike rate of 106.93. He laced his innings with 13 boundaries and a six. Meanwhile, Kane Williamson added 102 runs to the Kiwis’ score at a strike rate of 108.51, including 10 fours and two sixes. Daryl Mitchell scored 49 runs off 37 balls, while Glenn Phillips played an unbeaten knock off 49 runs from just 37 deliveries.

New Zealand are one step away from the #ChampionsTrophy 2025 title 🤩 pic.twitter.com/eNqF09Mpbh
— ICC (@ICC) March 5, 2025

In reply, South Africa could manage only 312/9 in 50 overs, riding on the back of an unbeaten century by David Miller. He scored a century off 67 balls at a strike rate of 149.25, lacing his innings with 10 fours and four sixes. Rassie van der Dussen scored 69 off 66 and captain Temba Bavuma scored 56 off 71 balls. New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner returned with figures of 3/43 in 10 overs. Glenn Phillips and Matt Henry had two scalps each in the knockout fixture. They won the match by 50 runs and set up the final. Fans will see India vs New Zealand in Champions Trophy again in Dubai.

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India vs New Zealand in Champions Trophy 2025 Final Match Prediction

🇮🇳 🆚 🇳🇿#ChampionsTrophy 2025 Final 🤩
Dubai 📍 pic.twitter.com/mD112FDOIh
— ICC (@ICC) March 5, 2025

India and New Zealand are set for an epic showdown in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final. With the India vs New Zealand head-to-head in ODI record favoring India, the Men in Blue enter as favorites, but the Kiwis remain formidable challengers. The match will take place this Sunday. Stay tuned to All IPL criclive for the latest updates on the game.

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