WTC Final, India vs New Zealand: Head to Head In Test Matches
Edited By : Sunny | Jun 01, 2021, 11:57 PM IST
Published On Jun 01, 2021, 11:57 PM IST
Last UpdatedJun 01, 2021, 11:57 PM IST
Here is a look at the stats ahead of the all-important World Championship final between India and New Zealand in Test matches. |See Nostalgic Photos
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This Photo is from 2002 when India went to New Zealand for the test series and New Zealand Sealed this series by 10 Wickets
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India Win the toss and Elected to Field first in that Match and Harbhajan Singh Picked up 6 wickets by giving 63 runs and India win that match and the man of the match was Sachin Tendulkar as he smashed 160 runs to seal the match.
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India Win the toss and Elected to Field first in that Match and Harbhajan Singh Picked up 6 wickets by giving 63 runs
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New Zealand win the Series and Brandon Mc Cullum was the man of the series.
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India’s Ishant sharma was one of the best performing bowler in that series. India win that series.
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That was the two match series India In the first match New Zealand win the toss and opted to bowl first and win the match by 10 Wickets and the man of the match was Tim Southee.
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Rahul Dravid is the leading run-scorer for India against New Zealand. In 15 Test matches, Dravid has scored 1659 runs against the Kiwis at an average of 63.80.
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For New Zealand, former captain Brendon McCullum has been the leading run-scorer against India with 1224 runs at an average of 68.00.
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Among the current crop of players, India captain Virat Kohli leads the list for India with 773 runs at an average of 51.53.
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Bishan Singh Bedi is the highest wicket taker of India against New Zealand. Bedi has picked up 57 wickets in 12 matches at an average of 19.14.
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Among the current crop of bowlers for India, R. Ashwin is the highest wicket taker against New Zealand. He has scalped 48 wickets at an average of 16.97.
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In the current set-up, Tim Southee is the highest wicket taker against India for New Zealand. He has picked up 39 wickets in 8 tests at an average of 24.46
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For New Zealand, Ross Taylor is the most successful batsman against India with 812 runs at an average of 33.83.
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Richard Hadlee remains the most successful bowler for the New Zealand against India. Hadlee has taken 65 wickets at an average of 22.96.
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Among the current crop of players, India captain Virat Kohli leads the list for India with 773 runs at an average of 51.53.
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