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India and New Zealand are set to clash in Match 21 of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 on October 22 at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in India. The game commences at 02:00 PM IST. India and New Zealand are on a four-match unbeaten run and will look to make it five in a row and inch closer to sealing a berth in the semi-finals of the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup 2023.
India vs New Zealand, Cricket World Cup 2023: Only two teams remain undefeated at the Cricket World Cup - the Indian cricket team and the New Zealand cricket team. The two sides clash in Match 21 of the ICC Cricket World Cup, 2023 on October 22 at Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala. The match will start at 02:00 PM IST. Both India and New Zealand have registered a perfect start to their campaigns so far. Team India has managed to win all their four matches while New Zealand have also maintained a 100 per cent winning run, having won all their four matches in the competition.
India and New Zealand will go up against each other in Match No. 21 of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala, India, on October 22. The match starts at 02:00 PM IST. Team India has played 4 matches at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium. They have won 2 matches and lost 2. One of the two wins for India came against New Zealand back in 2016. On the contrary, New Zealand have played 1 match at the venue, which they lost to India.
India all-rounder Hardik Pandya will miss the team's World Cup 2023 match against New Zealand, which will be played in Dharamsala on Sunday, October 22. Hardik limped off the pitch during India's match against Bangladesh after twisting his ankle. During the 9th over of the Bangladesh innings, Pandya tried to stop a shot from Litton Das with his right leg but ended up slipping in the process. He landed awkwardly on his left leg and the physio had to rush to the field as Pandya looked in pain. The BCCI had earlier stated that Hardik was taken for scans, and is being monitored by the medical team.
The members of the Indian cricket team in all likelihood will get a short break after World Cup clash against New Zealand on Sunday to spend some time with their families. The World Cup is a long and arduous assignment and the seven-day gap between the contests against New Zealand (October 22) and England (October 29) will allow players a break. Most of the players have been on the road since Asia Cup that was co-hosted by Sri Lanka and Pakistan between August 30 and September 17.
New Zealand once again proved why they are the team to beat in ODI Cricket World Cup 2023 as they delivered yet another clinical show with a huge win over Afghanistan. The Hashmatullah Shahidi-led Afghanistan came into the match with a lot of promise after their terrific win over defending champions England. But against 2019 edition's runner-up New Zealand, Afghanistan fizzled out in all three departments. Batting first, New Zealand notched 288/6 in 50 overs in Chennai with three batters - Tom Latham, Will Young and Glenn Phillips - scoring half-centuries.
New Zealand batter Tom Latham joined iconic Brendon McCullum for the highest number of fifties as a wicketkeeper for the Kiwis in the World Cup. Latham's measured knock played a crucial role in taking New Zealand's score to 288-6 during their clash against Afghanistan at the MA Chidambaram Stadium. Latham struck 68 off 74 balls to push the Kiwis to a competitive total. This was the third time in his career he struck a score of more than 50 in the World Cup for New Zealand.
Dropping as many as five catches at crucial junctures and failing to read the nature of the track became their undoing, Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi said after his team's humiliating 149-run defeat at the hands of New Zealand in a World Cup game on Wednesday. Batting first, New Zealand scored 288/6 in 50 overs and Glenn Phillips (71) and Tom Latham (68) got reprieves at opportune moments to conjure a match-winning 144-run stand. In reply, Afghanistan were bowled out for 139 in 34.4 overs.