India ended their 20-year ICC events jinx against New Zealand in the group stage of the 2023 Cricket World Cup when they defeated the Kiwis by four wickets in Dharamsala on 22 October. The two teams meet again in the 2023 World Cup semi-final on Wednesday (15 November) at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, which will be a repeat of the 2019 World Cup semi-final where India lost by 18 runs.
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Before the 2023 group stage win, the last time India beat New Zealand in an ICC tournament was back in 2003 at the ODI World Cup. Then, the Sourav Ganguly-led India beat New Zealand by seven wickets. Since then, India had lost to the Black Caps in every match in ICC events till October 2023.
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Before 2003 the last India had defeated New Zealand was at the 1987 ODI World Cup. In fact, India have lost nine out of 13 matches against the Black Caps in ICC white-ball tournaments. India also lost to New Zealand in the 2021 World Test Championship final.
A look at India’s poor record vs New Zeland in ICC tournaments:
1975 World Cup: India lost by 4 wickets in Manchester
1979 World Cup: India lost by 8 wickets in Leeds
1987 World Cup: India won by 16 runs in Bengaluru
1987 World Cup: India won by 9 wickets in Nagpur
1992 World Cup: India lost by 4 wickets in Dunedin
1999 World Cup: India lost by 5 wickets in Nottingham
2000 Champions Trophy final: India lost by 4 wickets in Nairobi
2003 World Cup: India won by 7 wickets in Centurion
2007 T20 World Cup: India lost by 10 runs in Johannesburg
2016 T20 World Cup: India lost by 47 runs in Nagpur
2019 World Cup: No result due to rain
2019 World Cup semi-final: India lost by 18 runs in Manchester
2021 WTC final: India lost by eight wickets
2021 T20 World Cup: India lost by 8 wickets in Dubai
2023 World Cup: India won by 4 wickets in Dharamsala
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