South Africa vs New Zealand Head to Head in ODI, Champions Trophy 2025: SA vs NZ Records, Stats, Results at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore

South Africa vs New Zealand Head to Head in ODI, Champions Trophy 2025: South Africa and New Zealand will battle for a spot in the final as they clash in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 semi-final at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, on March 5.

With both teams eager to secure a place in the summit clash on March 9, this encounter promises to be a high-intensity contest.

South Africa enters the semi-final as the Group B table-toppers, having registered two wins in three matches. Their most recent outing against England was a dominant performance, as they chased down 201 with ease, securing a 7-wicket victory. Rassie van der Dussen (72) and Heinrich Klaasen (64) played crucial roles, highlighting South Africa’s formidable batting lineup.

New Zealand, on the other hand, finished second in Group A with an identical two wins from three matches. However, they suffered a 44-run defeat in their final group-stage fixture against India, failing to chase a 250-run target. Despite that setback, Kane Williamson’s side remains a dangerous unit, especially with their well-balanced attack.

As South Africa and New Zealand face off in this high-stakes clash, both teams will be looking to capitalise on their strengths. The Proteas boast a powerful batting lineup, while the Black Caps have a potent bowling attack, setting the stage for a thrilling battle.

South Africa vs New Zealand Head to Head Record in ODIs

South Africa and New Zealand have locked horns 73 times in ODI cricket, with the Proteas holding a dominant record over their Kiwi counterparts, winning 42 matches compared to NZ’s 26 wins.

South Africa has historically had the upper hand in ODIs, but New Zealand’s ability to perform in knockout matches makes them a formidable opponent.

• Total matches – 73
• South Africa wins – 42
• New Zealand wins – 26
• No result – 5

Last 5 ODIs Between South Africa and New Zealand

In their last five encounters, both teams have shared victories, with South Africa winning two matches and New Zealand emerging victorious three times.

• Feb 10, 2025 – New Zealand won by 6 wickets, Lahore
• Nov 1, 2023 – South Africa won by 190 runs, Pune
• Jun 19, 2019 – New Zealand won by 4 wickets, Birmingham
• Mar 4, 2017 – South Africa won by 6 wickets, Auckland
• Mar 1, 2017 – New Zealand won by 7 wickets, Hamilton

South Africa vs New Zealand Head to Head Stats in ODIs

South Africa vs New Zealand Head to Head at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore

South Africa and New Zealand have played only one ODI at Gaddafi Stadium, which took place in the group stage of the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025. In that match, New Zealand secured a 6-wicket victory, successfully chasing down the target.

Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore Stats & Records in ODIs

• Total Matches: 76
• Matches Won Batting 1st: 38
• Matches Won Chasing: 36
• Average 1st Innings Score: 256
• Highest Total: 375/3 (50 Ovs) by Pakistan vs Zimbabwe in 2015
• Lowest Total: 75/10 (22.5 Ovs) by Pakistan vs Sri Lanka in 209
• Highest Successful Chase: 356/5 (47.3 Ovs) by Australia vs England in 2025
• Lowest Total Defended: 170/8 (40 Ovs) by West Indies vs Pakistan in 1980
• Most Runs: Shoaib Malik (Pakistan) - 1030
• Highest Individual Score: Ibrahim Zadran (Afghanistan) - 177 vs England in 2025
• Most Sixes: Shoaib Malik (Pakistan) - 18
• Most 50s: Mohammad Yousuf (Pakistan) - 7
• Most 100s: Zaheer Abbas (Pakistan), Shoaib Malik (Pakistan), Mohammad Yousuf (Pakistan) - 3
• Most Wickets: Wasim Akram (Pakistan) - 23
• Best Bowling Innings: Lance Klusener (South Africa) - 6/49 vs Sri Lanka in 1997

South Africa vs New Zealand, Champions Trophy 2025: Full squads

New Zealand squad: Mitchell Santner (c), Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Devon Conway, Kyle Jamieson, Matt Henry, Tom Latham, Daryl Mitchell, Will O'Rourke, Glenn Phillips, Rachin Ravindra, Nathan Smith, Kane Williamson, Will Young, Jacob Duffy

South Africa squad: Temba Bavuma (c), Corbin Bosch, Tony de Zorzi, Marco Jansen, Heinrich Klaasen, Keshav Maharaj, Aiden Markram, David Miller, Wiaan Mulder, Lungi Ngidi, Kagiso Rabada, Ryan Rickelton, Tabraiz Shamsi, Tristan Stubbs, Rassie van der Dussen