Ind vs nz head to head records: India and New Zealand teams will face face to face in the Champions Trophy final. The Indian team defeated Australia in the semi -finals. At the same time, New Zealand defeated South Africa and confirmed their place in the final. On Sunday, India and New Zealand teams will clash in the finals. But which team has the upper hand in this title match? Will the Indian team captained by Rohit Sharma win the Champions Trophy? Actually, what does India vs. New Zealand Head to Head Record say in ODI format? The head to head records of both the teams show that Team India’s hand has been heavy in ODI format.
What is the head to head record in India-New Zealand ODI?
So far, India and New Zealand have been confronted 119 times in ODI format. In which the Indian team has defeated New Zealand 61 times. While New Zealand has defeated Team India 50 times. Apart from this, 7 matches between the two teams have ended without any results. Recently, India and New Zealand face to face in the group stage match of Champions Trophy. In this match, the Indian team defeated New Zealand by 44 runs. At the same time, India and New Zealand have face to face 2 times in the Champions Trophy. New Zealand defeated India in the final of the Champions Trophy 2000. The head to head record of both teams is equal in this tournament.
How was the journey of both teams in the tournament?
Let us tell you that the performance of the Indian team in the Champions Trophy has been excellent. Team India, captained by Rohit Sharma, defeated Bangladesh and started their campaign. After this, he defeated Pakistan and New Zealand in a group stage match. At the same time, the Indian team defeated Australia in the semi -finals. In this way, the Indian team has won all their matches in the tournament so far. While New Zealand has defeated Pakistan besides Bangladesh. Apart from this, he defeated South Africa in the semi -finals. Till now, New Zealand has suffered defeat against India in the tournament.
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