New Zealand vs Sri Lanka Head to Head Record in ODIs: The SportsRush present before you the Head to Head record for NZ vs SL.
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The third match of the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 will be played between New Zealand and Sri Lanka at Cardiff tomorrow. While New Zealand lost their last warm-up match against West Indies, Sri Lanka ended up losing both their matches before the league stage.
New Zealand would still be banking on their past record and victory against India in the warm-up match. The Black Caps would be looking to start their World Cup campaign on a winning note against an unsettled Sri Lankan squad.
Positive signs for incumbent keeper Tom Latham who was back fully training today – catching balls at full pace and batting in the nets. Fingers crossed for Saturday 👌 #CWC19 #BACKTHEBLACKCAPS pic.twitter.com/Df41bJ9Kn8
— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) May 30, 2019
New Zealand vs Sri Lanka Head to Head Record in ODIs
Total number of matches played: 98
Matches won by New Zealand: 48
Matches won by Sri Lanka: 41
Matches played in New Zealand: 43 (NZ 28, SL 12)
Matches played in Sri Lanka: 27 (NZ 6, SL 17)
Matches played at neutral venues: 28 (NZ 14, SL 12)
Matches played in ICC World Cup: 10 (NZ 4, SL 6)
Most runs for New Zealand: 881 (Ross Taylor)
Most runs for Sri Lanka: 1,568 (Kumar Sangakkara)
Most wickets for New Zealand: 32 (Kyle Mills)
Most wickets for Sri Lanka: 74 (Muttiah Muralitharan)
Most catches for New Zealand: 27 (Luke Ronchi)
Most catches for Sri Lanka: 43 (Kumar Sangakkara)
Recent match
New Zealand and Sri Lanka had recently played an ODI during Sri Lanka’s tour of New Zealand at Nelson. With the hosts having won the first two ODIs, the third ODI of the three-match series was a dead rubber which was won by New Zealand as they registered a whitewash.
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A 154-run partnership for the fourth wicket between Ross Taylor (137) and Henry Nicholls (124*) powered New Zealand to 364/4 in their allotted quota of 50 overs. Clinical performance from Lockie Ferguson (8-0-40-4) and Ish Sodhi (8.4-0-40-3) saw the hosts reducing Sri Lanka to 249/10 in 41.4 overs.