India vs New Zealand Head to Head in ODI, Champions Trophy 2025: IND vs NZ Records, Stats, Results at Dubai International Cricket Stadium

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India vs New Zealand Head to Head in ODI, Champions Trophy 2025: India and New Zealand are set to clash in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on March 9, with the match beginning at 2:30 PM IST.

Both teams have performed impressively throughout the tournament and will now battle for the prestigious title in what promises to be an intense contest.

India has been the most dominant team in the tournament so far, winning all their matches, including a 44-run victory over New Zealand in the group stage at the same venue. Their semi-final clash against Australia saw them chase down a tricky target, with Virat Kohli scoring 84 and Mohammad Shami picking up 3 wickets. The Men in Blue will now aim for their third Champions Trophy title, having won in 2002 (shared with Sri Lanka) and 2013.

New Zealand, on the other hand, has been equally impressive, finishing second in Group A with two wins out of three. They secured their final spot with a 50-run win over South Africa, where Rachin Ravindra (108) and Kane Williamson (102) played vital roles. The Kiwis, known for their ability to rise in ICC tournaments, will be determined to win their first Champions Trophy.

India vs New Zealand Head to Head Record in ODIs

India and New Zealand have shared a competitive rivalry in ODIs. In the early years, New Zealand dominated with an 11-4 record from 1975 to 1986. However, India bounced back in the 1990s and 2000s, registering 11 consecutive wins at one point.

The overall head-to-head record now stands in India's favour, with the Men in Blue winning 61 of the 119 matches played so far. In Champions Trophy history, the teams have met twice, winning one game each.

• Total matches – 119
• India won – 61
• New Zealand won – 50
• No Result – 7
• Tied – 1

Last Five ODIs between India and New Zealand

India has been dominant in recent encounters, winning their last five matches against New Zealand, including a 44-run win in Dubai just a week ago.

• March 2, 2025 – India won by 44 runs (Dubai)
• November 15, 2023 – India won by 70 runs (Mumbai)
• October 22, 2023 – India won by 4 wickets (Dharamsala)
• January 24, 2023 – India won by 90 runs (Indore)
• January 21, 2023 – India won by 8 wickets (Raipur)

India vs New Zealand Head to Head Stats in ODIs

India vs New Zealand ODI Record at Dubai International Cricket Stadium

In their sole ODI meeting at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on March 2, 2025, India defeated New Zealand by 44 runs in the ICC Champions Trophy group stage. India posted 249/9, with Varun Chakravarthy's impressive 5/42 restricting New Zealand to 205 all out.

Dubai International Cricket Stadium Records & Stats in ODIs

• Total Matches: 62
• Matches Won Batting 1st: 23
• Matches Won Chasing: 37
• Average 1st Innings Score: 220
• Highest Total: 355/5 (50 Ov) by England vs Pakistan in 2015
• Lowest Total: 91/10 (31.1 Ov) by UAE vs Namibia in 2023
• Highest Successful Chase: 287/8 (49.4 Ov) by Sri Lanka vs Pakistan in 2013
• Lowest Total Defended: 168/10 (46.3 Ov) by UAE vs Nepal in 2022
• Most Runs: Richie Berrington (Scotland) - 424
• Highest Individual Score: Mushfiqur Rahim (Bangladesh) - 144
• Most Sixes: Rohit Sharma (India) - 16
• Most 50s: Jatinder Singh (Oman), Richie Berrington (Scotland), Glenn Maxwell (Australia), George Munsey (Scotland), Umar Akmal (Pakistan), Shoaib Malik (Pakistan), Rohan Mustafa (UAE) - 3
• Most 100s: Kevin Pietersen (England), Harsh Thaker (Canada), Shikhar Dhawan (India) - 2
• Most Wickets: Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) - 25
• Best Bowling Innings: Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) - 6/38

India vs New Zealand, Champions Trophy 2025: Full squads

India squad: Rohit Sharma (c), Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul, Rishabh Pant, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav, Harshit Rana, Mohammad Shami, Arshdeep Singh, Ravindra Jadeja, Varun Chakaravarthy

New Zealand squad: Mitchell Santner (c), Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Devon Conway, Kyle Jamieson, Matt Henry, Tom Latham, Daryl Mitchell, Will O’Rourke, Glenn Phillips, Rachin Ravindra, Jacob Duffy, Nathan Smith, Kane Williamson, Will Young