New Zealand and Australia will lock horns in three-match T20I series, which provide a platform for the Trans-Tasman rivals to test their squads ahead of the T20 World Cup 2024 in June.
The series will start on Wednesday (February 21) at the Sky Stadium in Wellington, while Eden Park in Auckland will stage the second and third T20I on Friday (February 23) and Sunday (February 25) respectively.

New Zealand will be led by Mitchell Santner, while Australia will be led by Mitchell Marsh as the Trans-Tasman neighbours, who have locked horns in the shortest format for over 15 times, will cross paths again this week.
This will also be their fifth T20I clash in Wellington and will also be the fourth and fifth time they face each other in Auckland. Here is a look at NZ vs AUS head to head record along with the T20 numbers at Sky Stadium and Eden Park:
In 16 NZ vs AUS head to head matches in T20I format, Australia hold a 10-6 advantage against New Zealand, who have won 6 such encounters. In New Zealand, the home side has won 4 times, while the visitors have won 6 times in 10 encounters.
The meetings between the two have also seen some great individual performances over the years. Here is a look at some of the top performers from run-getters to wicket-takers and six-hitters:
| Stats | Sky Stadium, Wellington T20 Stats | Eden Park, Auckland T20 Stats |
| Matches | 15 | 26 |
| Home Side Won | 9 | 11 |
| Visiting Side Won | 6 | 15 |
| Won Batting First | 7 | 12 |
| Won Chasing | 8 | 14 |
| Highest Total | 219/6 by NZ vs India in 2019 | 245/5 by AUS v NZ in 2018 |
| Most Runs | Martin Guptill (453 Runs) | Martin Guptill (626 Runs) |
| Highest Score | Tim Seifert (84 vs IND in 2019) | Martin Guptill (105 vs AUS in 2018) |
| Total Sixes | 178 sixes | 414 Sixes |
| Most Sixes | Martin Guptill (19 sixes) | Martin Guptill (43 sixes) |
| Total Fours | 358 fours | 630 Fours |
| Most Fours | Martin Guptill (37 fours) | Martin Guptill (46 fours) |
| Most Wickets | Ish Sodi & Tim Southee (17 wickets Each) | Tim Southee (23 wickets) |
| Pace Wickets | 112 Wickets | 198 Wickets |
| Spin Wickets | 70 Wickets | 81 Wickets |
| Best Bowling Figures | Ashton Agar (6 for 30 vs NZ in 2021) | Tim Southee (5 for 18 vs Pakistan in 2010) |