In the second T10 match of the three-match series, New Zealand produced a commanding performance at Hagley Oval, defeating Sri Lanka by 38 runs to bounce back and level the series 1–1. Batting first, New Zealand showcased sheer firepower, led by a breathtaking knock from Devon Conway, who smashed an unbeaten 56 off just 22 […]
Sri Lanka kicked off the 3-match T10 series in spectacular fashion, defeating New Zealand by 6 wickets with 1.2 overs to spare at Auckland Stadium. New Zealand posted 103/6 in 10 overs, largely powered by a fierce 44 off 17 balls from Tim Seifert, who set the tone early with explosive hitting. However, Sri Lanka’s
In a dramatic finish at Trent Bridge, New Zealand held their nerve to defeat England by just 2 runs in the final league encounter for both sides at the Continental Cup 2025. The narrow victory allowed New Zealand to finish 4th on the points table, while England ended their campaign in 3rd place, narrowly missing
In Match 17 of the CC25, West Indies delivered another dominant performance to crush New Zealand by 59 runs, led by a breathtaking innings from Nicholas Pooran, who smashed 59 runs off just 17 balls to set up a mammoth total. Batting first, West Indies piled up 152/9 in 10 overs, thanks largely to Pooran’s
South Africa stormed to a commanding 6-wicket victory over New Zealand in Match 15 of CC25, thanks to a sensational all-round performance from Aiden Markram. The Proteas chased down 106 in just 7.4 overs, showcasing their depth and power in a comprehensive display. New Zealand, batting first, endured a shaky start as Kagiso Rabada struck
In a breathtaking contest between Pakistan and New Zealand in the CC25 Match 12 on October 28, 2025, New Zealand triumphed by three wickets with just 0.1 overs remaining. Batting first, Pakistan posted a formidable total of 150 for 6 in 10 overs. Saud Shakeel was outstanding, smashing 64 off just 22 balls at a
In a high-octane clash between England and New Zealand in Match 9 of the CC25 series, England stormed to a 7-wicket victory with 2.2 overs to spare, thanks to a jaw-dropping innings from Jonny Bairstow, who produced one of the most destructive knocks of the tournament. Batting first, New Zealand posted a competitive 140/6 in
In a high-octane CC25 Match 7 clash, New Zealand triumphed over West Indies by 3 wickets in a last-over thriller. Batting first, West Indies posted 131/8 in 10 overs, thanks to a stunning cameo from Romario Shepherd (37 off 11) and a rapid 22 off 8 by Roston Chase. Lockie Ferguson and Tim Southee both
Devon Conway lit up the field with a stunning display of power-hitting, bringing up his first career fifty in just 19 balls. He went on to score 56 runs off 21 deliveries, marking his highest individual score to date. Conway’s explosive knock kept New Zealand in the hunt during a tense chase, showcasing his class
In one of the most thrilling encounters of the CC25 series, South Africa defeated New Zealand by just 1 run, holding their nerves in a tense final over. Batting first, South Africa posted 111/9 in 10 overs, with Quinton de Kock (30 off 13) and Gerald Coetzee (18 off 9)* contributing valuable runs. New Zealand’s
Tim Seifert played a stunning innings for New Zealand, scoring 55 runs off just 23 balls — his second career fifty and highest individual score so far. His aggressive knock, filled with clean hitting and smart placement, gave New Zealand a strong platform in the first innings and kept the scoreboard ticking at a brisk
In a thrilling CC25 encounter, Pakistan defeated New Zealand by 5 wickets with 4 balls remaining, thanks to a brilliant all-round performance from Shadab Khan, who was deservedly named Man of the Match. Batting first, New Zealand posted 114/6 in their 10 overs, powered by a blistering knock from Tim Seifert (55 off 23 balls),
Tim Seifert unleashed a breathtaking display of power-hitting, smashing a 14-ball half-century — the second-fastest fifty ever recorded in world cricket — to propel New Zealand to a massive total of 159 in just 10 overs. Opening the innings, Seifert’s 55 off 16 balls at an astonishing strike rate of 343.75 set the tone for
In a stunning collapse at Wellington, Australia recorded the lowest first-innings total of the tournament, managing only 60 runs in 9.2 overs against New Zealand. The Kiwi bowlers dominated from the start, with Glenn Phillips (3/11) and Tim Southee (2/10) dismantling the Australian lineup. Despite a late resistance from *Adam Zampa (11 off 7)**, Australia’s
In a thrilling low-scoring encounter at Wellington, New Zealand edged past Australia by two wickets with just one ball to spare, claiming victory in the second match of the series. The game was a rollercoaster dominated by bowlers, where both teams struggled to build momentum with the bat. Australia, batting first, crumbled under sustained pressure
Saim Ayub’s Record-Breaking Blitz Powers Pakistan to Consolation Win Pakistan finally found their spark in the dead rubber, thanks to a sensational innings from Saim Ayub, who smashed an unbeaten 82 off just 34 balls at a strike rate of 241.18. His record-breaking half-century came in just 17 deliveries, the fastest ever by a Pakistani
Pakistan rang the changes, bringing in Salman Ali Agha for Usama Mir and Hasan Ali for Naseem Shah, but the script stayed the same. New Zealand, unchanged and already series winners, opted to bowl first after winning the toss for the fourth time in a row. Pakistan’s innings was undone once more by spin. Mitchell
Series Sealed in Style — New Zealand Go 3–0 Up! New Zealand won the toss for the third time in a row and batted first. Tim Seifert blasted 16 off just 4 balls before falling early, but Rachin Ravindra and Devon Conway took charge, attacking Abbas Afridi — the bowler who troubled them earlier in
New Zealand, confident after their opening win, chose to bat first — but early trouble struck. Seifert was run out in the first over, Conway fell to Jamal, and Rachin Ravindra’s cameo ended via Shaheen Afridi. At 26/3 inside 3 overs, Pakistan were in full control. Then came the storm. Glenn Phillips and Mark Chapman
Pakistan won the toss and batted first, starting with aggression as Saim Ayub attacked early. But Lockie Ferguson struck twice in the second over, removing Ayub LBW and bowling Babar Azam first ball with a beauty. The crowd came alive with Fakhar Zaman’s fearless cameo — 24 off just 5 balls, including three consecutive sixes
Mark Chapman set a new record by smashing the fastest fifty in just 18 balls, becoming the second batsman of the match to reach a half-century. His explosive knock helped New Zealand post a massive total of 153/4. Check the full match records here: Match Records.
Lockie Ferguson set the record for the first-ever fifty in the series, reaching the milestone in just 19 balls. His unbeaten 56 off 26 deliveries powered New Zealand to an easy chase of Pakistan’s 103-run target.
