England vs New Zealand WCT20 2021
1st Semi Final:
First Semi Final of the tournament between England and New Zealand is going to be played at Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi on November 10th 2021.
England vs New Zealand History:
Overall:
Matches:
The teams met with each other 21 times in the format. England won 13 times including a win in a tied game and New Zealand won 7 times. 1 match was called off without any result (No Result).
The most consecutive winning streak for England against New Zealand was 6 T20Is from 2008 to 2013.
The longest unbeaten streak for England against New Zealand was 6 T20Is from 2008 to 2013.
The most consecutive winning streak for New Zealand against England was 2 T20Is from 2019 to 2019.
The longest unbeaten streak for New Zealand against England was 3 T20Is from 2013 to 2015.
Last 5 (completed) match results of England against New Zealand are W*WLLW.
World Cup History:
Matches:
The teams met with each other 5 times in the format. England won 3 times and New Zealand won 2 times.
The most consecutive winning streak for England against New Zealand was 2 T20Is from 2010 to 2014.
The longest unbeaten streak for England against New Zealand was 2 T20Is from 2010 to 2014.
The most consecutive winning streak for New Zealand against England was 1 T20I in 2007 and in 2014.
The longest unbeaten streak for New Zealand against England was 1 T20I in 2007 and in 2014.
Last 5 (completed) match results of England against New Zealand are WLWWL.
Knockouts in World Cup History:
Matches:
The teams met with each other once in the format. England won the outing.
The most consecutive winning streak for England against New Zealand was 1 T20I in 2016.
The longest unbeaten streak for England against New Zealand was 1 T20I in 2016.
The most consecutive winning streak for New Zealand against England was 0 T20I, yet.
The longest unbeaten streak for New Zealand against England was 0 T20I, yet.
Last 5 (completed) match results of England against New Zealand are W – – – -.
Points and Rankings:
The match is the comparison between the first rank (England) and fourth rank (New Zealand) teams. England is 18 points ahead of New Zealand.
England:
T20I:
The team played 142 T20Is. Out of them, the team won 77 times including a couple (2) of wins in a tied game and lost 60 times. 5 matches were called off without any result (No Result).
Last 5 (completed) match results of England are LWWWW.
T20I in WCT20:
The team played 37 T20Is. Out of them, the team won 19 times and lost 17 times. 1 match was called off without any result (No Result).
Knockouts in WCT20:
The team played 4 matches. Out of them, the team won 3 times and lost once.
Last 5 (completed) match results of England are LWWW -.
New Zealand:
T20I:
The team played 155 T20Is. Out of them, the team won 79 times including a couple (2) of wins in a tied encounter and lost 72 times including 6 defeats in a tied outing. 4 matches were called off without any result (No Result).
Last 5 (completed) match results of New Zealand are WWWWL.
T20I in WCT20:
The team played 35 T20I. The team won 19 times and lost 16 times including a couple (2) of defeats in a tied encounter.
Knockouts in WCT20:
The team played 2 games. Out of them, the team never won, yet and lost both the outings.
Last 5 (completed) match results of New Zealand are LL – – -.
The Outing:
The result of the match will impact the team’s points, as if the result will go in favor of England, then the winning side will 1 point without any impact in the ranking, whereas the opposite team will lose 1 point without any impact in the ranking. On the other hand, in case of a reverse result, the winning team will gain 2 points without any impact in the ranking, and the opposite team will lose 2 points without any impact in the ranking.
Venue Weather:
Weather forecast of Abu Dhabi shows the weather would be pretty clear throughout the match. The precipitation percentage would be 0%. So, there would be no chance of rain, as of now The temperature would be 28 Celsius throughout the play. The wind would be between 10 to 15 km/h. The temperature would steady throughout the game and the speed of wind would decrease gradually.
Toss and Pitch:
Team preferred to bat first after winning the toss in 28 games out of 62 outings, and the selection didn’t favor the teams, as the teams won 13 times and lost 15 times.
Last 5 (completed) match results at the venue, when the team chose to bat first, are LWWLL.
On the other hand, the teams, who chose to field first, won 19 times and lost 15 times.
Last 5 (completed) match results at the venue, when the team chose to field first, are WLLWW.
Overall, 32 times the teams won the toss, won the matches and lost 30 times.
Last 5 (completed) match results at the venue, while winning the toss, are LWLLW.
The first batting team won the match 28 times. Whereas, the teams, who batted second, won the match 34 times.
Last 5 (completed) match results at the venue, while the team bat first, are LLWWW.
Score:
The lowest defended total was 129 runs in 2012, and the highest successful chase was 165 runs in 2015.
The first inning lowest total was 66 runs in 2019 and the highest total was 225 runs in 2013. For the second inning, the lowest total was 89 runs (completed innings) in 2018 and the highest was 169 runs in 2021.
The batting average of the first innings is 20.38 and 23.26 is for the second innings.
T20I History Between the Teams at the Venue:
Both the teams never faced each other at the venue. The upcoming encounter will be the first between the teams.
Last 5 (completed) match results of England against New Zealand at the venue are – – – – -.
Teams’ T20I History at Venue:
England:
The team has a dream record, as the team won twice and never lost, yet, in 2 outings.
Last 5 (completed) match results of England at the venue are WW – – -.
New Zealand:
The team has an average record at the venue, as the team won once and lost once, as well, in 2 encounters.
Last 5 (completed) match results of New Zealand at the venue are WL – – -.
Tentative XI for both the Teams:
England:
The side would like to go with D. Willey in place of injured J. Roy.
England Eleven: J. Buttler, J. Bairstow, D. Malan, E. Morgan, L. Livingstone, M. Ali, D. Willey, C. Woakes, C. Jordan, A. Rashid, M. Wood
New Zealand:
The team would like to go with a winning combination.
New Zealand Eleven: M. Guptill, D. Mitchell, K. Williamson, D. Conway, G. Phillips, J. Neesham, M. Santner, A. Milne, T. Southee, I. Sodhi, T. Boult
*Notes: the result of the most recent match is at the left. *Notes: “*” means the match was tied but the match was resulted through one over eliminator.
