&w=3840&q=100)
Tri-nation series: ZIM vs NZ playing 11, toss time, live streaming
For Zimbabwe, the series has exposed major concerns, especially with their batting faltering under pressure and producing well below-par totals despite a few decent partnerships. Their bowlers have managed promising spells with the new ball but have struggled to sustain pressure in the middle and death overs. Nevertheless, Zimbabwe will be determined to give home fans something to cheer about.
New Zealand, brimming with confidence after twin victories over South Africa and a dominant earlier win over Zimbabwe, aim to extend their unbeaten run. Their all-round depth—the hallmark of this campaign—makes them overwhelming favourites, especially given their perfect 7-0 T20I head-to-head record against Zimbabwe. Expect the visitors to test their bench and fine-tune combinations, while Zimbabwe fight for pride and a morale-boosting performance.
Zimbabwe vs New Zealand T20I playing 11 today
New Zealand playing 11 (probable): Tim Seifert (wk), Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra, Daryl Mitchell, Mark Chapman, Bevon Jacobs, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner (c), Matt Henry, Adam Milne, Jacob Duffy
Zimbabwe vs New Zealand head-to-head in T20s
Total matches played: 7
Zimbabwe won: 0
New Zealand won: 7
No result: 0
Squads of both teams
Zimbabwe squad:
Wessly Madhevere, Brian Bennett, Clive Madande (wk), Sikandar Raza (c), Ryan Burl, Tashinga Musekiwa, Tony Munyonga, Wellington Masakadza, Richard Ngarava, Blessing Muzarabani, Trevor Gwandu, Dion Myers, Tafadzwa Tsiga, Tinotenda Maposa, Newman Nyamhuri, Vincent Masekesa
New Zealand squad:
Devon Conway, Tim Seifert (wk), Rachin Ravindra, Mark Chapman, Daryl Mitchell, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner (c), Zakary Foulkes, Adam Milne, William O'Rourke, Jacob Duffy, Ish Sodhi, James Neesham, Matt Henry, Mitchell Hay, Tim Robinson, Bevon Jacobs
Zimbabwe vs New Zealand T20I live streaming in India today
When does the ZIM vs NZ T20I match take place?
Zimbabwe will take on New Zealand in the T20I on July 24.
What is the venue of the ZIM vs NZ T20I match?
Harare Sports Club, Zimbabwe, will host the T20I between Zimbabwe and New Zealand.
At what time will the live toss for the ZIM vs NZ T20I take place?
The Zimbabwe vs New Zealand T20I live toss will occur at 4 pm IST.
At what time will the ZIM vs NZ T20I match begin?
The live match time for Zimbabwe vs New Zealand T20I is 4:30 pm IST.
Which TV channels will live telecast the ZIM vs NZ T20I match in India?
The Zimbabwe vs New Zealand T20I match live telecast will not be available in India.
FanCode will provide the live streaming of the Zimbabwe vs New Zealand T20I match.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
NDTV
21 hours ago
- NDTV
Matt Henry Holds Nerve As New Zealand Win Thrilling T20 Tri-Series Finale vs South Africa
In a nail-biting finish, Matt Henry emerged as New Zealand's hero, delivering a brilliant final over under pressure to help the Black Caps lift the T20 Tri-Series trophy in Harare, edging past South Africa by just 3 runs in the final. With just 7 runs needed off the last over, it looked like South Africa had the edge, especially with the dangerous Dewald Brevis still at the crease but Henry held his nerve superbly. On the second ball of the over, he dismissed Brevis, who had already smashed three sixes and a boundary in a fiery 16-ball 31. Later, on the fifth delivery, he removed George Linde (10), sealing the game for New Zealand. Henry conceded just three runs in the final over and finished with match-winning figures of 2/19 in three overs, turning the game for the Kiwis. Chasing a target of 181, the Proteas looked in control for the most part. Their opening partnership gave them a strong foundation as Lhuan-dre Pretorius set the tone with a 51-run knock, but was dismissed when the score was 92/1 in 9.4 overs. Reeza Hendricks, anchoring the innings well, contributed a steady 37 off 31, before South Africa found themselves suddenly in trouble. The Kiwis were 116/2. From 131/2, they lost two quick wickets and slumped to 131/4, opening the door for a Kiwi comeback. The momentum shifted completely after that, and despite some late fireworks from Brevis, the South Africans fell agonisingly short at 177/6, handing New Zealand a thrilling win. While Jacob Duffy, Zakary Foulkes, Adam Milne, and Michael Bracewell chipped in with a wicket each, it was Matt Henry's final over that turned the match around and took the trophy home for New Zealand. Earlier, South Africa had won the toss and opted to bowl first. New Zealand made a steady start with an opening stand of 75, before Tim Seifert departed for 30. The middle-order was held together by Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra, both of whom played crucial knocks of 47 each, helping the Kiwis post a competitive total of 180/5. South Africa's best bowler on the night was Lungi Ngidi, who bowled with discipline to return impressive figures of 2/24 in four overs.
The Hindu
a day ago
- The Hindu
WI vs AUS, 4th T20I: Australia beats West Indies by three wickets
Cameron Green hit an unbeaten 55 and Josh Inglis added 51 to lift Australia to a three-wicket win over the West Indies on Saturday in the fourth match of their T20I series. West Indies was 205 for nine after being sent to bat first after the visitor won the toss, but took five wickets after the midpoint to keep the pressure on Australia chasing 206 to win. The Aussies seized a 4-0 lead in the five-match series and can complete a sweep by winning Monday's finale at Warner Park. Green struck his half-century off 35 balls with three sixes and three fours while Inglis had one six and 10 fours in 30 balls, and Glenn Maxwell had 47 runs off 18 balls, hitting six sixes and a four. But a night after Tim David bashed Australia's fastest T20I century off only 37 balls, he was rested from the Aussie lineup, and the chase had some tense moments. Australia's Mitchell Marsh was out lbw for a second-ball duck from West Indies left-arm fast-medium pace bowler Jediah Blades. Inglis entered to partner with Maxwell but flew out to deep backwards square, caught by Sherfane Rutherford off a ball from Romario Shepherd to start the seventh over, leaving the Aussies on 66 for two. ALSO READ: IND vs ENG, 4th Test Day 4 report - India lives to fight another day courtesy of Rahul-Gill partnership The visitor reached 129 for two at the drinks break, but on the next ball to start the 11th over, Maxwell was caught by Jason Holder at long on from a Akeal Hosein delivery. Blades bowled Mitchell Owen for two thanks to Rutherford's deep cover grab, and two balls later, Blades got his third wicket, sending off Cooper Connolly for a duck on Holder's mid-off catch; the Aussies were stuck on 134 for five. Holder took Aaron Hardie for 23 on a long off catch by Shimron Hetmyer to open the 17th over with the Aussies still 21 runs from victory. A drive by Green deflected off Shepherd's fingers and into the stumps of Xavier Bartlett out of his ground, his seventh wicket gone for nine and the Aussies two runs from victory. Green, however, scored runs off the next two deliveries, and Sean Abbott pushed Australia across the line, scoring the final run with four balls to spare. Aussie fielding solid West Indies managed only a top score of 31 as Aussie fielders shone. Bartlett bowled out Brandon King for 18 when he chipped out midwicket to Hardie and removed Shai Hope for 10 after Maxwell made a diving catch mid-on. Maxwell made a one-handed grab to retire Roston Chase for nil off a Hardie delivery, leaving the West Indies on 42 for three only one ball into the fifth over. Rutherford went out for 31 when caught by Marsh at backward point off a nice delivery from Adam Zampa to make it 67 for four. Owen made a diving catch at deep backward point to retire Hetmyer on 16. Maxwell struck again for the seventh wicket, flicking the ball before going over the boundary so Green could make the catch and send off Shepherd on 28. Green then caught Matthew Forde for 15 to put the West Indies on 184 for eight. Rain hit with four balls remaining, but after a 55-minute delay, the host scored its final two runs.
NDTV
a day ago
- NDTV
Australia Beat West Indies By Three Wickets In Fourth T20I Match
Cameron Green hit an unbeaten 55 and Josh Inglis added 51 to lift Australia to a three wicket win over the West Indies on Saturday in the fourth match of their T20I series. West Indies were 205 for nine after being sent to bat first after the visitors won the toss, but took five wickets after the midpoint to keep the pressure on Australia chasing 206 to win. The Aussies seized a 4-0 lead in the five-match series and can complete a sweep by winning Monday's finale at Warner Park. Green struck his half-century off 35 balls with three sixes and three fours while Inglis had one six and 10 fours in 30 balls and Glenn Maxwell had 47 runs off 18 balls, hitting six sixes and a four. But a night after Tim David bashed Australia's fastest T20I century off only 37 balls, he was rested from the Aussie lineup and the chase had some tense moments. Australia's Mitchell Marsh was out lbw for a second-ball duck from West Indies left-arm fast-medium pace bowler Jediah Blades. Inglis entered to partner with Maxwell but flew out to deep backward square, caught by Sherfane Rutherford off a ball from Romario Shepherd to start the seventh over, leaving the Aussies on 66 for two. The visitors reached 129 for two at the drinks break but on the next ball to start the 11th over, Maxwell was caught by Jason Holder at long on from a Akeal Hosein delivery. Blades bowled Mitchell Owen for two thanks to Rutherford's deep cover grab and two balls later Blades got his third wicket, sending off Cooper Connolly for a duck on Holder's mid-off catch, the Aussies stuck on 134 for five. Holder took Aaron Hardie for 23 on a long off catch by Shimron Hetmyer to open the 17th over with the Aussies still 21 runs from victory. A drive by Green deflected off Shepherd's fingers and into the stumps of Xavier Bartlett out of his ground, his seventh wicket gone for nine and the Aussies two runs from victory. Green, however, scored runs off the next two deliveries and Sean Abbott pushed Australia across the line, scoring the final run with four balls to spare. Aussie fielding solid West Indies managed only a top score of 31 as Aussie fielders shone. Bartlett bowled out Brandon King for 18 when he chipped out midwicket to Hardie and removed Shai Hope for 10 after Maxwell made a diving catch mid-on. Maxwell made a one-handed grab to retire Roston Chase for nil off a Hardie delivery, leaving West Indies on 42 for three only one ball into the fifth over. Rutherford went out for 31 when caught by Marsh at backward point off a nice delivery from Adam Zampa to make it 67 for four. Owen made a diving catch at deep backward point to retire Hetmyer on 16. Maxwell struck again for the seventh wicket, flicking the ball before going over the boundary so Green could make the catch and send off Shepherd on 28. Green then caught Matthew Forde for 15 to put the West Indies on 184 for eight. Rain hit with four balls remaining but after a 55-minute delay, the hosts scored two final runs.
