RESULT
Bowl, 5th Match, Mong Kok, November 03, 2024, Hong Kong International Sixes
ENG
116/4
NZ
(6 ov, T:117) 108/2
England won by 8 runs
Sat, 09 Nov, 1:30 PM
1st T20I (N), Dambulla, November 09, 2024, New Zealand tour of Sri Lanka
SL
NZ
Match yet to begin
Sun, 10 Nov, 1:30 PM
2nd T20I (N), Dambulla, November 10, 2024, New Zealand tour of Sri Lanka
SL
NZ
Match yet to begin
Wed, 13 Nov, 9:00 AM
1st ODI (D/N), Dambulla, November 13, 2024, New Zealand tour of Sri Lanka
SL
NZ
Match yet to begin
Sun, 17 Nov, 9:00 AM
2nd ODI (D/N), Pallekele, November 17, 2024, New Zealand tour of Sri Lanka
SL
NZ
Match yet to begin
Tues, 19 Nov, 9:00 AM
3rd ODI (D/N), Pallekele, November 19, 2024, New Zealand tour of Sri Lanka
SL
NZ
Match yet to begin
Wed, 27 Nov, 10:00 PM
1st Test, Christchurch, November 28 - December 02, 2024, England tour of New Zealand
NZ
ENG
Match yet to begin
Thu, 05 Dec, 10:00 PM
2nd Test, Wellington, December 06 - 10, 2024, England tour of New Zealand
NZ
ENG
Match yet to begin
Fri, 13 Dec, 10:00 PM
3rd Test, Hamilton, December 14 - 18, 2024, England tour of New Zealand
NZ
ENG
Match yet to begin
Sat, 28 Dec, 6:15 AM
1st T20I (N), Mount Maunganui, December 28, 2024, Sri Lanka tour of New Zealand
NZ
SL
Match yet to begin
New Zealand Cricket Team
Captains: Tim Southee (Test), Kane Williamson (ODI, T20I)
Coaches: Gary Stead (head coach), Luke Ronchi (batting coach), Jacob Oram (bowling coach), James Foster (fielding coach)
First international match: 1930
Cricket board: New Zealand Cricket (NZC)
ICC titles: 2
Coaches: Gary Stead (head coach), Luke Ronchi (batting coach), Jacob Oram (bowling coach), James Foster (fielding coach)
First international match: 1930
Cricket board: New Zealand Cricket (NZC)
ICC titles: 2
New Zealand Men's Cricket Team History
New Zealand are renowned for punching above their weight and being resourceful despite being among the least-populated Test-playing nations.
They have won the inaugural World Test Championship (2021) and the ICC KnockOut Trophy, the predecessor to the Champions Trophy (2000), and have made it to the final of the 2015 and the 2019 ODI World Cups, along with four semi-finals and a final in their first eight T20 World Cup appearances.
In terms of history, the men's team played their first Test in 1930 but had to wait 26 years to register their first win. Their ascent in the '70s and '80s coincided with the career of Richard Hadlee, one of the greatest allrounders of all time and the first bowler to take 400 Test wickets.
Martin Crowe, one of their greatest batters, also got among the ranks during the era, as the side developed a string of successful players, including John Wright, Lance Cairns, and Jeremy Coney. It allowed them get off to a stronger start in ODI cricket, as evidenced by their progress to the semi-finals in the first two World Cups.
New Zealand were late to creating a fully professional system but it has allowed them to build successful teams thereafter, especially the ones led by Stephen Fleming, Brendon McCullum, and Kane Williamson, who is arguably their greatest batter of all time. McCullum's captaincy holds significance in terms of the culture and fearless style he brought to the side. New Zealand hold the records for the fastest Test hundred (off 54 balls by McCullum) and double-hundred (off 153 balls by Nathan Astle).
They do not have a local franchise-based T20 league but have produced globetrotters like Trent Boult and James Neesham, and continue to adapt to the changing cricketing landscape.
New Zealand Men's Cricket Team Current Ranking
Tests: 6
ODIs: 5
T20Is: 5
ODIs: 5
T20Is: 5
New Zealand Men's Cricket Team Records
Tests: Most runs | Most wickets | Highest Totals | Lowest Totals
ODIs: Most runs | Most wickets | Highest Totals | Lowest Totals
T20Is: Most Runs | Most Wickets | Highest Totals | Lowest Totals
ODIs: Most runs | Most wickets | Highest Totals | Lowest Totals
T20Is: Most Runs | Most Wickets | Highest Totals | Lowest Totals
New Zealand Men's Cricket Team Trophies and Milestones
2019: Tied 2019 ODI World Cup final and Super Over with England, but lost on the basis of boundary count