New Zealand face South Africa in another key fixture of the ongoing tournament. Both teams have played each other three times this month, with results swinging between them. New Zealand enter with a 6–4 record, while South Africa hold a 7–3 record. The match continues their recent competitive run in the series.
Toss & Conditions
Head-to-Head
In the last three head-to-head matches, New Zealand won two and South Africa won one.
New Zealand
New Zealand hold a 6–4 record with a net run rate of +0.951. They won two of their last three matches, including victories by 8 wickets and 68 runs against South Africa.
South Africa
South Africa have a 7–3 record with a net run rate of +0.319. They won one of their last three matches, defeating New Zealand by 7 wickets in the first game of the series.
Playing XI
News & Facts
- New Zealand have a tournament record of 6 wins and 4 losses with a net run rate of +0.951.
- South Africa have a tournament record of 7 wins and 3 losses with a net run rate of +0.319.
- In the last three head-to-head matches, New Zealand won twice and South Africa won once.
- New Zealand’s last win came by 8 wickets after chasing 136.
- South Africa’s last win in the series was by 7 wickets after bowling New Zealand out for 91.
Key Stats
Prediction
Model projections give New Zealand a 58% edge over South Africa. The key differentiators are New Zealand’s stronger net run rate and better strike rate in this matchup. South Africa hold a small Elo advantage, but recent form and head-to-head results favor New Zealand.

