India and New Zealand had faced each other in the Semifinal of ICC cricket World Cup. This match was won by the Newzealand team.
Records related to one-day matches between India and New Zealand
Team Record
Total ODI Matches: – 107 (India won – 55, New Zealand won – 46, Tied – 1, Not result - 5)
In World Cups
Total Matches:-8 (India won – 3, New Zealand won –5)
Highest Total
India – 392/4 (50 Overs) (8th March 2009 – Christchurch)
New Zealand – 349/9 (50 Overs) (5th November 1999 – Rajkot)
Lowest Total
India – 88 (29.3 Overs) (10th August 2010 – Dambulla)
New Zealand – 79 (23.1 Overs) (29th October 2016 – Visakhapatnam)
The highest total in a match – 726 Runs, 14 Wickets (95.1 Overs) (8th March 2009 – Christchurch)
Lowest total in a match – 210 Runs, 12 Wickets (48.1 Overs) (10th December 2010 – Chennai)
Largest Victory (By runs)
India – 190 Runs (29th October 2016 – Visakhapatnam)
New Zealand – 200 Runs (10th August, 2010 – Dambulla)
Largest Victory (By Wickets)
India – 9 Wickets (31st October 1987 – Nagpur and 13th June, 1979 – Leeds)
New Zealand – 10 wickets (10th January, 1981 – Melbourne)
Smallest Victory (By runs)
India – 1 Run (6th March 1990 – Wellington)
New Zealand – 6 Runs (20th October 2016 – Delhi)
Smallest Victory (By Wickets)
India – 1 Wicket (11th January 2003 – Auckland)
New Zealand – 3 Wickets (21st December 1980 – Brisbane, 11th January 1986 – Perth, 26th December 2002 – Auckland)
List of players who have played 10 slowest innings in cricket
Personal record
Most matches
India - Sachin Tendulkar – 42
New Zealand – Stephen Fleming – 40
Most matches as captain
India – Mohammad Azharuddin - 25
New Zealand - Stephen Fleming – 28
Batting record
Most runs
India – Sachin Tendulkar – 1750 Runs
New Zealand – Nathan Astle – 1207 Runs
Highest Individual Score
India – Sachin Tendulkar – 186 Runs Not Out (8th November 1999 – Hyderabad)
New Zealand – Nathan Astle – 120 Runs (5th November 1999 – Rajkot)
List of Cricketers who have scored 10,000 runs in ODI
Highest Run Average
India – Gautam Gambhir– 73
New Zealand – GM Turner – 272
Most Hundreds
India – Virender Sehwag – 6
New Zealand – Nathan Astle – 5
Most fifties and over
India – Sachin Tendulkar – 13
New Zealand – Nathan Astle – 10
Most Ducks
India – Dilip Vengsarkar – 5
New Zealand – Brendon McCullum– 5
Most runs in a series
India – Virat Kohli – 358 (2016/17)
New Zealand – Ken Williamson – 361 (2013/14)
Bowling record
Highest wickets
India – Javagal Srinath – 51
New Zealand – Kyle Mills – 32
Most Wickets in a match
India – Amit Mishra – 18/5 (29th October 2016 - Visakhapatnam)
New Zealand – Shane Bond – 19/6 (29th August 2005 – Bulawayo)
Most four wickets
India – K. Srikanth, Narendra Hirwani and Javagal Srinath – 2 times
New Zealand – Andre Adams, Tim Southee, and Jacob Oram – 2 times
Most five wickets
India – K. Srikanth – 2 times
New Zealand – Richard Collinge, Corey Anderson, Andre Adams, Shane Bond, Jacob Oram and Richard Hadlee – 1 time
Most Wickets in a series
India – Javagal Srinath – 18 Wickets (2002/03)
New Zealand – Andre Adams – 14 Wickets (2002/03)
List of cricketers who have taken hat-trick wicket in ODI
Wicket keeping Records
Most dismissals
India – Nayan Mongia – 36 (24 catches, 12 stumps)
New Zealand – Brendon McCullum – 26 (25 catches, 1 stumps)
Most dismissals in a match
India – Kiran More and Nayan Mongia - 5 (3 catches, 2 stumps)
New Zealand - Brendon McCullum (2 times) – 5 (4 catches, 1 stumps and 5 Catches)
Most dismissals in a series
India - Nayan Mongia – 10 (6 catches, 4 stumps – 1993/94)
New Zealand - Brendon McCullum – 19 (18 catches, 1 stumps – 2002/03)
Fielding records
Most catches
India – Mohammad Azharuddin – 15
New Zealand – Stephen Fleming – 18
Most catches in a match
India – Dilip Vengsarkar (2 times), Sunil Gavaskar, Venkatesh Prasad, Yusuf Pathan and Yuvraj Singh – 3
New Zealand – Ken Rutherford, Chris Harris, Ross Taylor, and Jamie How – 4
Most catches in a series
India – Yuvraj Singh – 6 (2013/14)
New Zealand - Stephen Fleming – 10 (2003/04)
In the ICC cricket world cup, India and Pakistan had played 7 matches out of which 4 are won by New Zealand and India won 3 matches.
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