India Record vs New Zealand in ICC Events Ahead Of ICC World Cup 2023 Match

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India record vs New Zealand in ICC events: The Men in Blue will take on one of their nemesis in ICC tournaments in the form of New Zealand in match 21 of ICC World Cup 2023 on Sunday (October 22) at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala.

In 13 meetings of ICC organized events or tournaments, New Zealand have got the better of India in 10 matches, while the Men in Blue have won just three times against the Blackcaps with their most recent victory coming twenty years ago in the 2003 World Cup.

Now, both teams are set to clash for the 14th time in an ICC organized tournament's match as the unbeaten sides, having won four of four matches in the ongoing 2023 World Cup. India's win have come twice in 1987 home World Cup and in 2003 World Cup.

In 8 ODI World Cup meetings, New Zealand have beaten India five times, including last edition's semifinal. Since 2003, New Zealand have won all their meetings against India in an ICC organized event or tournament.

The two sides have clashed in nine ODI format ICC organized matches as well as three in T20 format and one in the Test format. Among the 10 wins, New Zealand have won when chasing the most. Here is a look at the India vs New Zealand ICC events results:

India vs New Zealand ICC Events Record

New Zealand may have had the upperhand against India in ICC events, but the Men in Blue registered a 3-0 white-wash over the Blackcaps in the home series earlier this year. That result, stopped India's five-match losing streak against New Zealand in ODI format.

Heading into the World Cup 2023 clash, both teams come in as favourites, having won four matches to sit on top of the table. Rohit Sharma's side have beaten Australia, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh so far. All four of India's wins came when chasing a target.

Meanwhile, New Zealand under the leadership of regular skipper Kane Williamson have registered a victory over Bangladesh, and under Tom Latham, they defeated Netherlands, England and Afghanistan. New Zealand share two wins each when chasing and batting first.