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New Zealand vs United Arab Emirates Scorecard, 1st T20I, United Arab Emirates vs New Zealand 2023
Result · Aug 17 2023, Thu - 07:30 PM (IST)
NEW ZEALAND155/6
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES136
New Zealand won by 19 runs
CRR:6.92
Player Of The Match
Match Info
| Series: | New Zealand in United Arab Emirates 2023 |
| Date: | Aug 17 2023, Thu - 07:30 PM (IST) |
| Country: | United Arab Emirates |
| City: | Dubai |
| Venue: | Dubai International Cricket Stadium |
| Toss: | United Arab Emirates won the toss and elected to bowl. |
| United Arab Emirates Playing XI: | Muhammad Waseem (c), Aryansh Sharma (wk), Vriitya Aravind, Asif Khan, Ansh Tandon, Basil Hameed, Ali Naseer, Aayan Khan, Mohammed Faraazuddin, Junaid Siddique, Zahoor Khan |
| New Zealand Playing XI: | Tim Seifert, Chad Bowes, Dane Cleaver (wk), Mark Chapman, Mitchell Santner, James Neesham, Rachin Ravindra, Cole McConchie, Kyle Jamieson, Tim Southee (c), Ben Lister |
- This will be the first men’s T20I between United Arab Emirates and New Zealand; the Black Caps have won all nine of their previous matches against non-Test playing countries in the history of the format.
- United Arab Emirates have won only one of their last five men’s T20Is at home (L4) – a nine-wicket victory against Afghanistan (18 February 2023).
- New Zealand have won each of their last two men’s T20Is away from home, as many as they won across their eight such fixtures prior to that span (W2, L6).
- United Arab Emirates have won only one of their last six men’s T20Is against Test playing countries (L5) – a nine-wicket victory against Afghanistan (18 February 2023); they had won five consecutive such fixtures in the format prior to that span.
- New Zealand have made eight run outs when fielding in men’s T20Is in 2023, three more than any other full-member side this year; although, the Black Caps’ 14 dropped catches in the field during this period is five more than any other team.
- New Zealand have induced a batting false shot percentage of 50% when bowling during the death overs (17th-20th) in men’s T20Is in 2023, the second-best rate of any full-member side this year (Pakistan – 58%).
- Tim Seifert (920) is 80 away from becoming the ninth player to score 1,000 runs for New Zealand in men’s T20Is; Seifert has scored 50+ in each of his last two T20I innings (79*, 88) – only Brendon McCullum (4 – December 2008 to February 2009), Martin Guptill (3 – Oct 2011 to Feb 2012, Aug 2015 to Jan 2016 and February 2018 respectively) and Colin Munro (3 – December 2017 to January 2018) have logged 50+ in more consecutive innings for the Black Caps in the format.
- Tim Southee (13) is one away from recording the outright second most wins as captain of New Zealand in men’s T20Is (also Brendon McCullum – 13 and Daniel Vettori – 13); only Kane Williamson (35) has logged more wins as captain of the Black Caps in the history of the format.
- Muhammad Waseem (942 runs) is 58 away from becoming just the second United Arab Emirates batter to score 1,000 runs in men’s T20Is; in fact, if Waseem (75 & 91 - last two innings) logs a 50+ score in this match, he will become just the second UAE batter after Shaiman Anwar (also 3) to log three back-to-back 50+ scores in the format.
- Zahoor Khan has logged a bowling average of 18.9 in men’s T20Is, the best by any United Arab Emirates bowler to have bowled in 25+ innings; in fact, he has logged at least two wickets in four of his last five innings in the format.
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