The World Cup warm-up match between Pakistan and New Zealand on September 29 in Hyderabad is set to take place without spectators. The development after the police cited their inability to ensure security for the match due to their extensive commitments related to the Ganesh immersion and Milad-un-Nabi celebrations in the city on September 28. Read more on TOI
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The Pakistan-New Zealand cricket rivalry is a well-known and highly anticipated series in international cricket. Both teams have a long history of competing against each other and have produced some thrilling encounters over the years. The first Test match between Pakistan and New Zealand took place in 1955, and since then, they have played numerous Test, One-Day International (ODI), and Twenty20 International (T20I) matches against each other. The matches have been evenly contested, with both teams having their fair share of successes. In Test cricket, Pakistan and New Zealand have played a total of 58 matches, with Pakistan winning 25 and New Zealand winning 13. The remaining 20 matches ended in draws. Their most recent Test series was held in New Zealand in 2020-21, where New Zealand emerged victorious with a 2-0 series win. In ODI cricket, Pakistan and New Zealand have faced each other 112 times, with Pakistan winning 57 matches and New Zealand winning 48. Their most recent ODI series was held in New Zealand in 2018-19, where New Zealand won the series 5-0. In T20I cricket, Pakistan and New Zealand have played 23 matches against each other, with Pakistan winning 15 and New Zealand winning 7. One match ended in a tie. Their most recent T20I series was held in New Zealand in 2020-21, where New Zealand won the series 2-1. The Pakistan-New Zealand cricket rivalry is known for its competitive spirit and intense battles on the field. Both teams have produced some exceptional cricketers who have left a lasting impact on the game. The matches between these two teams are eagerly awaited by cricket fans around the world.