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IND vs NZ Head-to-Head: Who Dominates the Rivalry? Complete Record & Stats Breakdown

IND vs NZ Head To Head: Who has the upper hand in India-New Zealand? Know who is ahead in the head to head record

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Published: 02 Mar 2025, 05:43 AM
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IND vs NZ Head-to-Head: Who Dominates the Rivalry? Complete Record & Stats Breakdown

India vs New Zealand Head to Head:

An important match is set to take place between India and New Zealand in the Champions Trophy on Sunday, March 2, 2025. Fans are eagerly awaiting this high-stakes clash at Dubai International Stadium. Both teams have remained undefeated in the tournament so far, making this encounter even more exciting as they strive to maintain their winning streak.


Who Has the Upper Hand? (IND vs NZ Head To Head)

So far, 118 ODI matches have been played between India and New Zealand. Out of these, India has won 60 times, while New Zealand has emerged victorious 50 times. This gives India a slight edge in the head-to-head record. Over the years, both teams have produced thrilling encounters, and this time, too, they will be eager to showcase their dominance.


Record in Dubai

The upcoming match on March 2 will be played at a neutral venue (Dubai), where both teams have faced each other 31 times in the past. New Zealand holds a slight advantage in these matches, with 16 wins, while India has won 15 times. Matches played at neutral venues between these two teams have often been closely contested, indicating a tough battle ahead.


India’s Heartbreak in the 2000 Final

The India vs New Zealand fixture in the Champions Trophy has historical significance. In the 2000 Champions Trophy final, New Zealand defeated India to clinch the title. Both teams have shown consistent performances in recent years, making this encounter a must-watch.


Dubai Pitch Report – Who Has the Advantage?

The Dubai International Cricket Stadium has traditionally favored batsmen, often producing high-scoring matches. However, stats show that the team batting first has won 22 matches, while the team bowling first has won 36 times. This suggests that chasing teams may have a slight advantage in the upcoming clash.

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