ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 Schedule: India to play New Zealand first, followed by Pakistan
As per the newly released ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 schedule, India will start their campaign against New Zealand on 4th October, followed by Pakistan on 6th October.
The Indian Women's Cricket Team will take on arch-rivals Pakistan on October 6 as per the new and updated Women's T20 World Cup fixture released by ICC on Monday. The ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024, which is all set to begin on October 3, was scheduled to be held in Bangladesh but was moved due to security reasons. Post that, ICC decided to shift the tournament to UAE with BCB still being the hosts of the marquee tournament.
The groups are still the same. Defending champion Australia are in Group A alongside India, New Zealand, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Group B consists of South Africa, England, West Indies, Bangladesh and Scotland. Each side will play four group matches, with the top two teams from each group progressing to the semi-finals.
The two semis will be played on October 17 and 18 and the final in Dubai on October 20. There is also a reserve day for both the semi-finals and the final.
If India advances from the group stage, they will feature in the first semi-final. 10 warm-up matches will be played from September 28 to October 1.
Team India will play their tournament opener against New Zealand on 4th October in Dubai followed by the much-awaited match against arch-rival Pakistan on 6th October at the same venue.
The Indian Women's team will then play against the defending champions Australia on 13th October in Sharjah.
Mumbai Indians vs Gujarat Giants WPL 2025 Eliminator LIVE Updates, Scores, News and Free Commentary: Mumbai Indians beats Gujarat Giants by 47 runs to enter its second WPL final
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Harmanpreet Kaur’s Mumbai Indians have dominated this rivalry, boasting an unbeaten 6-0 record against Ashleigh Gardner’s Gujarat Giants across three seasons. They will aim to maintain their streak and knock Gujarat out of the tournament.
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Mar 13, 2025, 5:32 PM
GG all out for 166
Meghna holes out to Sciver-Brunt as Mumbai Indians beats Gujarat Giants by 47 runs to enter its second WPL final!
It will meet Delhi Capitals, a repeat of the WPL 2023 summit clash.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:30 PM
Matthews with the final over
Mar 13, 2025, 5:28 PM
MI just one wicket away
GG 166/9 in 19 overs.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:28 PM
Tanuja Kanwar departs
Kerr and Ismail combine two save a few runs but next ball, Tanuja holes out to Amanjot at point.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:26 PM
GG 163/7 in 18
Meghna hits it over the covers for a FOUR to end Kerr’s impressive spell of two for 28.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:24 PM
Simran departs
Simran went for the big shot but sends it straight up. Harmanpreet comes beneath it, after a bit of running, and takes the catch.
Kerr competing with Matthews for the Purple Cap there.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:22 PM
GG 157/7 in 17
A botched run out attempt and batters take a two.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:18 PM
Amanjot with the ball
Tanuja cheekily reverse-hits it past the short third for a FOUR! And another FOUR! Sanskriti chases after the ball but she’s not able to stop the ball from reaching the boundary.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:16 PM
70 needed off 25
Tanuja Kanwer in at the middle.
GG 145/7 in 16.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:13 PM
Bharti departs
A slow one, just above 70kmph, which rattles Bharti’s stumps as she tries to cut.
Bharti departs scoring 30.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:08 PM
GG 134/6 in 15
Sciver-Brunt back. Sanskriti lets the ball slip from her hands after she was trying to throw it to a teammate.
And the ball goes for a FOUR! Simran with a powerful pull to find the boundary for a FOUR through square leg.
Simran ends the over with a SIX over mid wicket! Consolation runs now for GG.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:07 PM
GG 115/6 in 14
Kerr with her third over. Brilliant from the Kiwi leggie as she concedes just three runs from it.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:03 PM
Kashvee run out
Kashvee goes for the run but Bharti says no and that’s an easy run out for MI.
GG 112/6 in 13.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:54 PM
Litchfield departs
Litchfield comes down the crease but misses the ball. Yastika is quick to stump the Australian out. Huge wicket for MI, huge loss for GG.
Kashvee Gautam the newest batter at the crease.
GG 107/5 in 12.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:52 PM
GG 100/4 in 11
Amanjot with the ball. LBW call on Bharti and Harmanpreet takes a review but it’s drifting down leg.
Next ball, she muscles the ball as it sails over long off for a SIX!
Mar 13, 2025, 4:46 PM
Gibson run out
Gibson falls short of her crease and gets run out! Amanjot, who was behind the throw at the striker’s end, has a small celebration.
GG 88/4 in 10.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:40 PM
Ismail returns for her second spell
Litchfield uses the field well and smacks it over the mid off fielder for a FOUR! Misfield at fine leg as Litchfield swivels and pulls for another FOUR.
Gibson adds another FOUR in this over as she sends the ball to fine leg.
GG 79/3 in 9.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:36 PM
GG 66/3 in 8
Amelia Kerr with her first over. FOUR! Litchfield uses her feet well and smacks a FOUR down the ground! And then she backs it up with a huge SIX! Good over for GG, a single for Litchfield to retain strike.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:29 PM
GG 54/3 in 7
Gibson swings and sends the ball over long on for a maximum. CLOSE! An inside edge there pinballed off Litchfield’s feet and almost castled her stumps.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:27 PM
Amanjot Kaur into the attack
A single and an lbw appeal so far in the over. Umpire not interested. A review shows an inside edge anyway.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:22 PM
GG 46/3 in 6
Compatriot Phoebe Litchfield replaces Gardner in the middle.
A little fumble there in the deep by Sajana but saves some runs for MI to end the PowerPlay.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:21 PM
Gardner departs
Gardner swings wildly and completely misses. The delivery removes the off stump bail to send the Australian back to the hut.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:19 PM
Harleen run out
Sciver-Brunt returns. SLAP! Tennis-esque smack by Gibson to find the boundary for a FOUR! W hat’s happened there!?
The batters look for a quick single but Sanskriti at point unleashes a sharp throw back at Yastika Bhatia who runs out Harleen. Another wicket lost for the chasing side.
GG 35/2 in 5.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:00 PM
Nat Sciver-Brunt with the ball
Great fielding at fine leg by Sanskriti Gupta who saves a couple of runs. Just four runs from it.
GG 15/1 in 2.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:00 PM
GG 11/1 in 1
Mar 13, 2025, 3:57 PM
Mooney departs
Danielle Gibson and Beth Mooney opening for GG. The openers have work cut out for them. Pace ace Shabnim Ismail with the ball. Cover drive by Mooney but good fielding by Sajana inside the circle.
Just two runs on that ball. FOUR! Mooney makes space for herself and slashes it over the point fielders for GG’s first boundary!
OUT! MOONEY GONE! A thick edge helps the ball fall kindly for Hayley Matthews at first slip. Early breakthrough for MI!
Mar 13, 2025, 3:36 PM
Harmanpreet run out
Harmanpreet on strike here. SIX! Stands and delivers! Launched over long off. SIX more! Opens the bat and powers this over deep cover fence. Wide and a single and it’s the new batter Sajana on strike.
They take a quick single and the skipper is back on strike. Last ball of the innings, OUT! Meghna can’t gather the ball but the ball gets off her wrist and into the stumps.
MI 213/4 in 20 overs.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:29 PM
Nat Sciver departs
Gibson to bowl out. FOUR! NSB pulls it with ease to an empty deep square region. DROPPED! Gets a leading edge and skies it, Tanuja had plenty of time to track it but lets it go.
FOUR! Goes down the ground this time. OUT! Litchfield makes no mistake at deep midwicket and NSB has to go.
MI 198/3 in 19.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:27 PM
MI 188/2 in 18
Tossed up wide and Harmanpreet gets a mighty swing at it over cover for SIX! FOUR! Sliced through point and backward point.
Roll it again but it’s a midfield that ends up costly again. FOUR! A single now and NSB on strike. Whipped away to deep midwicket for a run.
SIX! Harmanpreet with plenty of muscle on it, sails over deep midwicket.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:19 PM
MI 166/2 in 17
Harmanpreet Kaur comes. Starts with a full delivery to the skipper. Off the mark on the second, a single to deep cover.
NSB gets down low and goes towards deep midwicket for a run. Close call! Could have been the game for Harmanpreet but Priya’s leap at short mid wicket fielder wasn’t enough to get the ball.
FOUR! Down the ground by NSB to end the over.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:17 PM
Matthews departs
Kashvee to bowl out. OUT! GG FGETS THE BREAKTHROUGH! It’s a nick to Mooney behind the stumps that brings an end to her incredible knock.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:11 PM
MI 159/1 in 16
Priya to Matthews, SIX! Skips down and launches it over long on. One more SIX! Well over deep extra cover. FOUR now! Between long on and deep midwicket. A single now and NSB on strike. Litchfield does well at deep midwicket fence to slide, dive and save two runs. 19 runs off the over.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:07 PM
Catch dropped
NSB moves behind and lofts it short of the fielder in the deep. DROPPED! Gardner this time.
Matthews didn’t time it properly but Gardner running in from long on drops an easy one. A direct hit on the last ball was another missed chance.
MI 140/1 in 15.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:04 PM
50 for Nat Sciver
SIX! NSB brings up her fifty in style! Hammered over long on for a maximum.
SIX more! Goes bigger and the ball sails into the stands.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:03 PM
Gibson returns
Gibson returns for her third over.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:02 PM
MI 124/1 in 14
Matthews edges it back into her pads. 6 runs off the over.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:01 PM
Priya back
Down leg and easily put away by Matthews for FOUR! Stopped by the short third fielder, a single taken.
NSB slices it to point for one run.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:58 PM
MI 118/1 in 13
Bharti at extra cover does well to stop the ball again. NSB blocks it back to Meghna.
She had enough and that’s FOUR! Whacks it between long on and deep midwicket.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:57 PM
Meghns returns
NSB goes far across and tries to scoop it behind but cannot get a good connection. Off her pads.
A single to extra cover and Matthews on strike. Wide. Bharti at extra cover does well to stop the ball again.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:55 PM
MI 111/1 in 12
Kashvee returns. Up and over from NSB but fielder running from deep cover does well to save two.
FOUR! Misfields galore for GG! Simran couldn’t hold on to the ball again and it rolls away to the fence. Has to struggle to complete the double but NSB manages to get back.
A single and Matthews on strike now. A couple of singles to end the over.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:51 PM
Matthews gets to her fifty
Much tidier over this from the left-arm spinner. SIX! What a way to bring up her 50! Steps to the right and hammers it over deep mid wicket.
MI 100/1 in 11.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:47 PM
Tanuja back
Fuller and on the stumps, NSB flicks it down to long on. Matthews pulls to deep square leg for a run. One more single.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:46 PM
Good start for Gujarat
NSB starts with a single through Matthews’ legs to long on. Matthews too flicks it to long on for a run
FOUR! NSB with a tidy reverse scoop that beats the wicketkeeper who tracked it well. Misfield and FOUR! The backward point fielder lets it through. But manages to stop the next one.
MI 89/1 in 10.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:42 PM
MI 78/1 in 9
They take a couple of singles and NSB is back on strike. Restricted to a single at deep midwicket area.
FOUR! Edged and runs away to third man ropes.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:40 PM
Meghna Singh into the attack
Meghna Singh into the attack. A single to begin with. FOUR! NSB gets a free boundary.
Fielder in the deep lets it slip through her hands and the ball rolls away to the fence.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:37 PM
MI 65/1 in 8
Priya Mishra handed the ball. FOUR! Googly to start but bowled short, Matthews finds the gap in the deep midwicket region.
FOUR more! Hangs on her bat foot, slices it past backward point to the fence. Tries to go fuller but bowls a full toss, Matthews puts it away to deep backward square leg.
Lithfield does well but ball rolls away to the fence. Two singles follow. Gets the length right and Matthews sticks to a single. 15 runs this over.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:33 PM
Back-to-back boundaries
Gibson to Matthews, FOUR! Going down leg and strikes Matthews’ thigh pads, rolls away past the short fine leg fielder to the fence. Four leg byes.
Bowling it wide enough to get Matthews to reach out for a swing at it and miss. Waits it out this time and finds a single on the on side.
FOUR for NSB! Down leg side, NSB picks the line and pulls between deep square leg and fine leg! FOUR more! Whacks it over mid on to end the over.
MI 50/1 in 7.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:32 PM
MI 37/1 in 6
Tanuja continues. Darts back into NSB who edges it on to her pads. Works the next one to deep midwicket for a run.
Reaches forward to slog sweep but doesn’t connect completely, ball falls short of the deep square leg fielder.
Nudges it to the off side for a single. FOUR to end the over. NSB walked across the stumps and swept it behind to deep square fence.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:24 PM
MI 31/1 in 5
NSB off the mark with a strong single to deep square leg. FOUR! Matthews leans back and targets the deep mid-wicket area. 5 runs, 1 wicket - a good start for Gibson.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:21 PM
Bhatia departs
Debutant Danielle Gibson into the attack. OUT! She strikes in her very second ball.
A shorter ball and Yastika tries to pull but Bharti Fulmali at short mid-wicket takes an easy catch.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:18 PM
Another 10-run over.
Tanuja Kanwer into the attack. FOUR! Tossed up on middle stump, Matthews waited patiently to flick it past mid-wicket.
Gets down and slog sweeps to deep mid wicket for a run. Yastike skips down but is hit on the pads.
Gets back in her crease in time. FOUR! Driven through an empty cover region. Another 10-run over.
MI 26/0 in 4.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:14 PM
MI 16/0 in 3
Kashvee back, and FOUR! Yastika gets her reverse scoop right and the ball rolls safely to short third fence.
FOUR more! Short and wide, easy picking for Yastika who pierces the gap between point and backward point. Going around the wicket now.
Two dots to the left-hander now. Steps forward and drives it to deep cover for a run. A quick single to mid on and that’s 10 runs this over.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:11 PM
First boundary from Matthews
Skipper Ashleigh Gardner from the other end. FOUR! Plenty of width, Matthews uses the face of the bat to move the ball through point.
Mooney misses a big opportunity! Matthews nicked one behind but the ball bounced off the gloves. Just the boundary off the over.
MI 6/0 in 2.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:05 PM
MI 2/0 in 1
Hayley Matthews and Yastika Bhatia to open for MI. Kashvee Gautam with the new ball. Starts with a dot, ball staying low and swings away from Yastika. Cuts it to deep point and takes a single.
In-form Matthews on strike. Shapes it back into off stump, Matthews defends. Tucked into the deep square region for a run.
Yastika tried to go the reverse way but her attempt to scoop behind the keeper was to no yield. 2 runs.
Indian Men's Cricket team have won a total of 7 ICC trophies so far in their history. Here is a detailed article on India's performance in every ICC tournament.
India's performance in the ICCevents has been mixed in recent years. The title win over South Africa in the T20 World Cup 2024 ended India’s 11-year-long ICC title drought after it last won a global tournament back in 2013 - the ICC Champions Trophy.
Their latest triumph came via Champions Trophy 2025, as they defeated New Zealand by four wickets in Dubai in the final. It was the second consecutive ICC trophy for India under Rohit Sharma's captaincy.
So far, India have collected 7 ICC trophies including two 50 over World Cups, three Champions Trophy, and two T20 World Cups in 2007 and 2024.
Mahendra Singh Dhonihas won 3 ICC events as a captain and Rohit Sharma has 2 in those 7 ICC trophies that India won so far. In this article, SportzPoint will give you details on India's performances in every ICC tournaments so far.
ICC Cricket World Cup (1975 - 2023):
India lost the 2023 ICC World Cup final against Australia.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) started the ODI World Cup back in the year 1975. From then, ICC organized the tournament a total of 13 times. Australia are the most successful in the format as they won 6 titles so far.
India won their first World Cup under Kapil Dev back in 1983 and next under Mahendra Singh Dhoni in 2011. With 2 titles India are the second most successful team alongside West Indies in the 50 overs format after Australia.
Indian Men's Cricket team also lost two ODI World Cup finals, one under Sourav Ganguly in 2003 and another one under Rohit Sharma in 2023. Here is how India performed in the each of the 13 editions of the ICC Cricket World Cup.
India's performance in every ICC Cricket World Cup
Year
Result
1975
6th
1979
7th
1983
Champions
1987
Semi-Final
1992
7th
1996
Semi-Final
1999
6th
2003
Runner's up
2007
9th
2011
Champions
2015
Semi-Final
2019
Semi-Final
2023
Final
ICC Champions Trophy (1998 - 2025):
ICC started a new tournament of the 50 overs format in 1998 called the Champions Trophy. It was also referred as a "Mini World Cup". Till 2006 the Champion's Trophy was held every two years. After that, it continues with a gap of 4 years from 2009.
In 2003, India reached the Finals of the tournament along with Sri Lanka. As the match got washed out and India were declared joint winners.
However, India finally won the ICC Champions Trophy under MS Dhoni in 2013 after defeating England by 5 runs.
In 2025, India defeated New Zealand by four wickets in Dubai to lift the trophy for the third time. It was the second consecutive ICC trophy for India under Rohit Sharma's captaincy.
Let's take a look at India's performance in the tournament so far.
India won their latest ICC T20 World Cup in 2024. Image | ICC
International Cricket Council introduced a new format marquee tournament in 2007 as T20 Cricket started to grow globally. ICC started the T20 World Cup in the year 2007. India defeated their arch-rival Pakistan in the final that year and won the inaugural T20 World Cup under MS Dhoni.
ICC World Test Championshipstarted in the year 2019 as New Zealand won the inaugural WTC after defeating India in the ICC World Test Championship 2021 Final.
India once again qualified for the Test Championship final in 2023 and this time, it was Australia who challenged them. India bottled their chance to win an ICC trophy after waiting for a decade and lost the match by a huge margin of 209 runs.
In 2023-25 World Test Championship, India failed to qualify for the final.
Indian men's cricket team with seven ICC trophies are the second most successful team in men's cricket history. Australia with ten trophies lead the list of teams with the most ICC trophies.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) conducts different cricket events and tournaments throughout the year. ICC tournaments are the biggest platforms in the game of cricket, where the top teams contest against each other for championship podiums.
Contributing to the team on a big stage like this will always be remembered for a long time. The ODI World Cup is conducted once every four years, whereas the Men's T20 World Cup is played every two years. The ICC Champions Trophy is where only the top 8 teams compete in each finals tournament.
Last but not least, the World Test Championship is played over two years. This article thoroughly talks about the men's cricketing teams that have won ICC trophies at some point in time. Let's take a look at the teams with the most ICC Trophies.
Australia's sheer dominance over other cricketing teams is nothing new. For decades, Australia has been executing out-of-ordinary performances and winning trophies for the country. Out of all the cricketing countries, Australia has the most ICC trophies.
Till now the Aussies won 10 ICC trophies. Australia is the only team to win 6 ICC World Cups. The most successful team in the Cricket World Cup clinched the trophy in 1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015, and 2023. Interestingly Australia made a record of being the only team to win the trophy in all the countries that hosted the World Cup.
Australia won the ICC Champions Trophy twice in 2006 and 2009 against West Indies and New Zealand respectively. Lastly, Australia lifted their first-ever ICC T20 World Cup trophy after defeating New Zealand in the 2021 T20 World Cup. They claimed the ICC World Test Championship after defeating India at the Oval by a huge margin of 209 runs.
India sits in the second position on this prestigious list of most ICC Trophies by any team. India won their first-ever ICC World Cup in 1983 under the captaincy of Kapil Dev. Later again 28 years, the men in blue won the World Cup for the second time under the captaincy of Mahendra Singh Dhoni in 2011.
The Indian men's cricket team also reached the semifinals four times in 1987, 1996, 2015, and 2019. Meantime, they lost in two finals in 2003 and 2023.
The men in blue won the Champions Trophy thrice. First, in 2002, both the finalists India and Sri Lanka were declared the co-champions of the 2002 Champions Trophy. In the 2013 edition, India defeated England by 5 runs and won the Champions Trophy for the second time in Birmingham. Their latest triumph came via Champions Trophy 2025, as they defeated New Zealand by four wickets in Dubai in the final.
Lastly, India won the inaugural edition of the ICC T20 World Cup in 2007 after defeating Pakistan in Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg. In the 2024 T20 World Cup, India defeated South Africa by 7 runs to lift the trophy for the second time.
Next on this list is West Indies with a total of 5 ICC trophies. The first-ever ICC World Cup final was won by West Indies in 1975. West Indies once again continued their reign in the next edition of the World Cup as well, in 1979. The Caribbean team also won the Champions Trophy in 2004. Lastly, West Indies became the winner of the ICC T20 World Cup twice; once against Sri Lanka in 2012 and the other time against England in 2016.
England | 3
England team after winning the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022. Image- ICC
Till 2010, the England team has not had any ICC Tournament. But, it was in 2010, when they won their first ICC T20 World Cup against arch-rival Australia. Craig Kieswetter guided them home in the final for their first-ever ICC Trophy. Post that, they have been a phenomenal white-ball team and won two ICC World Cups since then.
In 2019, they won their first ICC Men's ODI World Cup as Ben Stokes made all the difference in the final against England in a match where boundary count helped England to win the World Cup.
England's latest ICC Trophy triumph came under Jos Buttler as they became the first-ever team in Cricket history to hold the ODI and T20 World Cup at the same time. Jos Buttler and company won the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022 as Sam Curran won the player of the tournament after taking 13 wickets with the ball. Curran also was the player of the match in the final as well.
Pakistan | 3
Pakistan sits in the fourth position on the list of most ICC Trophy wins by any team with 3 ICC trophies. The first-ever ICC trophy won by Pakistan was during the 1992 cricket World Cup. Pakistan defeated England in the final and won by 22 runs.
The next ICC trophy won by Pakistan was in the 2009 T20 World Cup where they beat Sri Lanka in the final and won the title by 8 wickets. The most recent and last ICC win of Pakistan is the 2017 Champions Trophy where they defeated India by 180 runs.
With 3 ICC trophies, Sri Lanka sits in 5th position on this list. Sri Lanka won their first-ever ICC World Cup in 1996 where they played against Australia in the final hosted in Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. They went ahead to win their next ICC trophy in the 2002 Champions Trophy. The winner of the tournament is actually both India and Sri Lanka as both the finalist teams were declared as co-champions.
The last time Sri Lanka won an ICC Trophy was when they defeated India in the 2014 T20 World Cup hosted in Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium Dhaka.
The New Zealand cricket team has won a total of 2 ICC trophies since they started competing in tournaments conducted by ICC. The Kiwis won their first-ever ICC Trophy in the 2000 Champions Trophy. Nairobi hosted the final of New Zealand vs India where New Zealand won the match by 4 wickets.
The next ICC Trophy won by the Kiwis was the ICC World Test Championship. Once again, New Zealand played against India in the final of an ICC event and clinched the trophy in the inaugural edition of the World Test Championship final.
With a team of talented and world-renowned cricketers, South Africa won only one ICC trophy throughout its entire history. In the 1998 ICC Champions Trophy hosted in Bangladesh, South Africa beat West Indies in the final and won the title. Jacques Kallis was exceptional and contributed the most to the team reaching and winning the final and was awarded the player of the tournament. He hit a century and picked up a five-wicket haul as well.
Note: The stats include shared trophies. The article was first written by Shreya Ghosh and then got edited by Abishek Goswami.
India won their first 50-over ICC title in 12 years as they won the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. The Men in Blue won their third ICC Champions Trophy title, and went past Australia’s tally of two. Here are the past winners of the last 10 ICC tournaments.
Indian men's cricket team finally won their first 50-over ICC title in 12 years as they defeated New Zealand in the Champions Trophy 2025 final by four wickets in Dubai. Here are the past winners of the last 10 ICC tournaments.
Eden Gardens, Kolkata hosted the 2016 T20 World Cup on 3rd April between England and West Indies. West Indies defeated their opponent by 4 wickets and won the final with 2 balls remaining. Carols Braithwaite with four sixes in four balls to Ben Stokes became an overnight hero for the West Indies team. Marlon Samuels scored 85* off 66 balls and became the Man of the Match.
The Oval, London hosted one of the biggest cricket rivalries on 18 June 2017. The match was the 2017 Champions Trophy final between India and Pakistan. Pakistan sent the Indian squad back to the pavilion in less than 31 overs and won the final by 180 runs. Fakhar Zaman won the man of the match award.
The night of 14th July 2019 has to be one of the most interesting and different in cricket history. Both England and New Zealand scored the same during their innings and also in the super-over. The result of the match was decided in an interesting method; the team with the superior number of boundaries was the winner. Hence, England won the tournament.
Winning the World Test Championship has to be New Zealand's biggest victory in cricket history. Southampton hosted the final from 18 June to 23rd June 2021. Kane Williamson led the team to victory and the final test match by 8 wickets. With bowling figures of 5/31, 21 & 2/30, Kyle Jamieson was the Man of the match in the final.
Australia once again proved its dominance and worth on the night of the 2021 T20 World Cup final. The entire Australian team contributed their best and clinched the trophy last night to beat New Zealand by 8 wickets. David Warner chose the best platform to prove himself after a humiliating IPL season. Mitchell Marsh scored an unbelievable knock of 77* in 50 balls and won the Man of the Match award.
6. T20 World Cup - England (2022)
England won their third ICC trophy as they clinched the T20 World Cup 2022 title after beating Pakistan in the final by five wickets. Sam Curran was adjudged the player of the tournament for his 13 wickets in the tournament. Curran was also the player of the final as his 3/22 helped England restrict Pakistan to 137 in the first inning. This was England's second T20 World Cup title.
7. World Test Championship - Australia (2023)
India again failed to win any ICC trophy since 2013 as Pat Cummins-led Australia defeated India by 209 runs. Australia scored a massive 469 in the first inning as Steve Smith and Travis Head scored tons for the Aussies. The first-inning score proved to be too much for India as they scored only 296 in the reply and Australia put more pressure with 270 in the second inning.
Despite starts for Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane, India failed to get close to the score and eventually suffered the defeat.
With this win, Josh Hazlewood, David Warner, Pat Cummins, Steve Smith and Mitchell Starc became the only players to win all ICC Trophies.
8. ICC World Cup - Australia (2023)
Two-time ODI World Cup winners.
Pat Cummins and Australia's dream run continued as they won the ICC Men's World Cup for a record sixth time in 2023 defeating India, again. In one of the most visited and watched World Cup finals in Ahmedabad, Australia defeated India by six wickets.
Despite a great start with the bat, India lost captain Rohit Sharma and post that kept on losing wickets. They could only score 240 in the first inning and though Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami tried their level best, Travis Head's excellent ton (137) took Australia over the line. Head was player of the match in back-to-back ICC Finals.
India finally broke their jinx of ICC finals after beating South Africa in the T20 World Cup 2024 final in Barbados. They clinched their second T20 World Cup title as Rohit Sharma's men defeated the Proteas team by seven runs in the final.
Virat Kohli (76) and Axar Patel (47) played some solid knocks to take India to the highest total (176) in a T20 World Cup final. Though South Africa were cruising for an easy win, Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya and Arhsdeep Singh managed to pull things back for India with the ball. Virat Kohli was adjudged the player of the final and Jasprit Bumrah was named the Player of the tournament for his 15 wickets in the tournament.
10. Champions Trophy - India (2025)
India made it back-to-back global cricket tournaments with a four-wicket victory over New Zealand in the ICC Champions Trophy final in Dubai.
Chasing 252 against the Blackcaps, India reached home in 49 overs at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. The spinners put up a splendid show, helping India restrict the Blakcaps for 251 for 7 after the side latter team won the toss and opted to bat first.
Kuldeep Yadav (2 for 40) and Varun Chakravarthy (2 for 45) picked two wickets apiece while Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Shami scalped one wicket each. Daryl Mitchell (63) and Michael Bracewell (53) played crucial knocks for the Blackcaps.
In the chase, India got off to a flying start, thanks to Rohit Sharma's dominating 76. Shreyas Iyer (48) and KL Rahul (34 not out) also played crucial knocks as India edged past New Zealand to win the Champions Trophy for the third time.
This was India’s second consecutive ICC title win - it had won the T20 World Cup crown in June last year. India has now won two ODI World Cups, two T20 World Cups and three Champions Trophy titles.
Note: The article was first written by Shreya Ghosh and then got updated by Koushik Biswas.
Every results from India vs New Zealand match in ICC events
India and New Zealand have clashed twice in ICC Champions Trophy tournaments. Each team has won once, making their head-to-head record in the tournament evenly balanced. Let’s take a look at every results from India vs New Zealand match in ICC events.
New Zealand has made it to the finals after defeating South Africa at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. Now they will clash with India at the Dubai ground.
India and New Zealand have so far clashed in the ICC Knockout Trophy, ODI World Cup 2019 semi-final and World Test Championship 2019-2021 final. Where the Indian team has had to face defeat every time.
However, the situation for India seems different in the Champions Trophy. Both teams are strong, so an interesting match can be witnessed.
So, before these two teams once again share the field on Sunday, let’s take a look at every results from India vs New Zealand match in ICC events.
Results from India vs New Zealand match in ICC events
ODI World Cups
India and New Zealand have shared victories in their World Cup history, making this rivalry an exciting one.
In the early years, New Zealand had the upper hand, winning multiple encounters, but India bounced back in the late 1980s and early 2000s.
The 2019 semi-final remains one of the most memorable matches, where New Zealand eliminated India with an 18-run victory. Rain played a role in the 2019 group-stage match, which was abandoned.
India have performed well in some editions, but New Zealand have been more successful in knockout games.
Date
Venue
Winner
Margin
14-Jun-75
Manchester
New Zealand
4 wickets
13-Jun-79
Leeds
New Zealand
8 wickets
14-Oct-87
Bengaluru
India
16 runs
31-Oct-87
Nagpur
India
9 wickets
12-Mar-92
Dunedin
New Zealand
4 wickets
12-Jun-99
Nottingham
New Zealand
5 wickets
14-Mar-03
Centurion
India
7 wickets
13-Jun-19
Nottingham
No Result
Match abandoned
09-Jul-19
Manchester
New Zealand
18 runs
Champions Trophy
India and New Zealand have clashed twice in ICC Champions Trophy tournaments. Each team has won once, making their head-to-head record in the tournament evenly balanced.
India and New Zealand faced off in a match on March 2, 2025, where India posted a total of 249/9 in 50 overs. In response, New Zealand was bowled out for 205 in 45.3 overs, giving India a 44-run victory.
Their first encounter was in the 2000 edition, where New Zealand won by four wickets, securing their only Champions Trophy victory against India.
New Zealand have been dominant over India in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup encounters, winning all three matches convincingly.
The first meeting in 2007 was closely contested, with New Zealand winning by just 10 runs. However, in later encounters, New Zealand won more comfortably, including a massive 47-run victory in 2016 and an eight-wicket win in 2021.
India have struggled against New Zealand’s bowling attack in T20 World Cup games, often failing to chase or post competitive totals.
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