New Zealand and Sri Lanka World Cup Match Analysis 

New Zealand and Sri Lanka World Cup Match Analysis

New Zealand and Sri Lanka World Cup Match Analysis 

New Zealand vs. Sri Lanka world match date:

November 9, 2023, Thursday

New Zealand vs. Sri Lanka world match timing:

The match starts at  08:30 AM GMT / 02:00 PM local time.

New Zealand vs. Sri Lanka world match venue:

Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru

Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru
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New Zealand vs. Sri Lanka, playing 11

New Zealand playing 11

New Zealand and Sri Lanka World Cup Match
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  1. Devon Conway
  2. Rachin Ravindra
  3. Kane Williamson ©
  4. Daryl Mitchell
  5. Tom Latham (wk)
  6. Glenn Phillips
  7. Mark Chapman
  8. Mitchell Santner
  9. Trent Boult
  10. Kyle Jamieson
  11. Lockie Ferguson

 

Sri Lanka playing 11 

Sri-Lanka vs new zealand world cup match
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  1. Pathum Nissanka
  2. Kusal Perera
  3. Kusal Mendis (c) (wk)
  4. Sadeera Samarawickrama
  5. Angelo Mathews
  6. Charith Asalanka
  7. Dhananjaya de Silva
  8. Maheesh Theekshana
  9. Dushmantha Chameera
  10. Kasun Rajitha
  11. Dilshan Madushanka.

New Zealand and Sri Lanka have a long and notable cricket rivalry, having met in countless matches throughout all formats of the game. Here’s a detailed breakdown of their head-to-head record.

 

New Zealand and Sri Lanka World Cup head-to-head stats:

 

New Zealand and Sri Lanka (NZ vs. SL) have faced each other in nine World Cup matches, with New Zealand winning six and Sri Lanka winning three. Here’s a detailed breakdown of their World Cup encounters:

 

New Zealand

6 wins
Sri Lanka

3 wins

 

New Zealand and Sri Lanka World Cup Match Details:

  1. 1975 Cricket World Cup, Group A: New Zealand won by 8 wickets
  2. 1979 Cricket World Cup, Group C: New Zealand won by 24 runs
  3. 1987 Cricket World Cup, Group A: New Zealand won by 134 runs
  4. 1992 Cricket World Cup, Group B: Sri Lanka won by 45 runs
  5. 1996 Cricket World Cup, Group B: Sri Lanka won by 44 runs
  6. 1999 Cricket World Cup, Group A: New Zealand won by 72 runs
  7. 2003 Cricket World Cup, Super 6: New Zealand won by 217 runs
  8. 2015 Cricket World Cup, Group A: Sri Lanka won by 4 wickets
  9. 2019 Cricket World Cup, Group B: New Zealand won by 84 runs

 

New Zealand and Sri Lanka overall Head-to-Head stats:

 

In all three formats of cricket, New Zealand has a slight edge over Sri Lanka. Their overall head-to-head record is:

New Zealand

94 wins

Sri Lanka

79 wins

No Result

8

Tied

1

While Sri Lanka has had some notable victories against New Zealand, particularly in ODIs, New Zealand has consistently been the stronger team overall.

 

 

New Zealand and Sri Lanka ODI Head-to-Head stats:

New Zealand and Sri Lanka have met in 101 One-Day Internationals (ODIs). New Zealand has a slight lead with 51 victories, while Sri Lanka has won 41 matches. There were no winners in eight games, while one match was tied.

 

New Zealand: 51 wins

Sri Lanka: 41 wins

No Result: 8

Tied: 1

 

New Zealand and Sri Lanka Test Matches Head-to-Head stats:

 

New Zealand and Sri Lanka have played 38 Test matches against each other. New Zealand has a clear dominance in Test cricket against Sri Lanka, with 18 wins to Sri Lanka’s 9. 11 Test matches have ended in draws.

 

New Zealand: 18 wins

Sri Lanka: 9 wins

Drawn: 11

 

New Zealand and Sri Lanka T20I Matches Head-to-Head stats:

 

New Zealand and Sri Lanka have played 28 T20I matches against each other. New Zealand holds a slight edge in T20Is as well, with 15 wins to Sri Lanka’s 12. One match ended in no result.

 

New Zealand: 15 wins

Sri Lanka: 12 wins

No Result: 1

 

Key players to watch out for NZ vs SL world cup match:

 

New Zealand

Kane Williamson (Captain): A seasoned leader and one of the most prolific batsmen in the world, Williamson will be crucial to New Zealand’s success.

 

Rachin Ravindra: A young and talented all-rounder, Ravindra has been in exceptional form in this World Cup, contributing with both bat and ball.

 

Daryl Mitchell: A reliable middle-order batsman, Mitchell has a knack for scoring runs under pressure.

 

Trent Boult: A left-arm fast bowler with excellent swing and seam, Boult can dismantle any batting lineup.

 

Tim Southee: A veteran right-arm fast bowler, Southee is a leader on the field and a consistent wicket-taker.

 

Sri Lanka

Kusal Mendis (Wicketkeeper): A talented opening batsman and wicketkeeper, Mendis can provide a quick start and a solid behind the stumps.

 

Charith Asalanka: A young and exciting batsman, Asalanka has the ability to score big runs and change the game’s momentum.

 

Angelo Mathews: A seasoned all-rounder, Mathews is a valuable asset with his batting, bowling, and leadership skills.

 

Dushmantha Chameera: A right-arm fast bowler with pace and accuracy, Chameera can strike early and put the opposition on the back foot.

 

Wanindu Hasaranga de Silva: A leg-spinner with a variety of tricks, Hasaranga is a wicket-taking machine and can control the middle overs.