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Head-to-head · Cricket World Cup

Australia v New Zealand — head-to-head

Australia 7–3 New Zealand · 10 World Cup meetings, ODI and T20 combined

Head-to-head over the matches the source covers — some of these editions are missing games, so this is the covered record, not necessarily every meeting.

Australia have the upper hand, 7–3 in the covered World Cup meetings. Ten World Cup meetings, ODI and T20 combined.

10
Meetings
7
Australia wins
3
New Zealand wins
0
Ties + no-results
2003 Cricket World Cup2007 Cricket World Cup2011 Cricket World Cup2015 Cricket World Cup2016 T20 World Cup2019 Cricket World Cup2021 T20 World Cup2022 T20 World Cup2023 Cricket World Cup
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Biggest win — Australia beat New Zealand by 215 runs (2007 Cricket World Cup).

Australia and New Zealand have met 10 times at the men's ODI and T20 World Cups in the covered data: Australia 7, New Zealand 3, 0 tied, 0 with no result. A no-result counts as a meeting, never a win; a tie stays a tie.

ODI and T20 World Cups combined

FormatMeetings
ODI World Cup7
T20 World Cup3
Total10

All-time head-to-head

AustraliaNew ZealandTiedNo result
7300

Biggest win (by runs)

Australia 348/6 v New Zealand 133/10 — Australia beat New Zealand by 215 runs at the 2007 Cricket World Cup.

Editions met

2003 Cricket World Cup, 2007 Cricket World Cup, 2011 Cricket World Cup, 2015 Cricket World Cup, 2016 T20 World Cup, 2019 Cricket World Cup, 2021 T20 World Cup, 2022 T20 World Cup, 2023 Cricket World Cup.

More: Australia · New Zealand.

Source: 2023 Cricket World Cup match data, via Cricsheet — source

✓ Every fact computed from ball-by-ball data — Cricsheet. Not written by anyone.

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