Pakistan vs New Zealand: Head-to-Head Stats & Records Ahead of 2025 PAK ODI Tri-Series

 Pakistan vs New Zealand: Head-to-Head Stats & Records Ahead of 2025 PAK ODI Tri-Series

The much-anticipated 2025 Pakistan ODI Tri-Series is set to begin with a high-stakes clash between Pakistan and New Zealand in Karachi. This series, featuring South Africa's 'B' squad as well, serves as a crucial preparatory event for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, which will also be held in Pakistan.


Pakistan and New Zealand, both placed in the same group for the Champions Trophy, will be looking to gain momentum before the big tournament. As the two sides gear up for this exciting encounter on February 8, 2025, let’s take a look at their head-to-head stats and records in ODIs.

Pakistan vs New Zealand: ODI Head-to-Head Record

Pakistan hold an upper hand over New Zealand in ODI history, leading the head-to-head battle with 61 wins compared to New Zealand’s 51 victories. The two teams have faced off in 116 ODIs, with one match ending in a tie and three with no result.


Here’s a quick summary of their overall ODI record:


Total ODIs Played: 116

Won by Pakistan: 61

Won by New Zealand: 51

Tied: 1

No Result: 3

Pakistan won the last ODI clash between the two teams during the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup, where they chased a revised target under the DLS method.


Pakistan vs New Zealand: ODI Record in Pakistan

With the upcoming ODI tri-series being hosted in Pakistan, the home advantage could play a crucial role. Historically, Pakistan have been dominant in ODIs played on their home soil, leading the head-to-head record with 22 wins compared to New Zealand’s 6 victories.


In 2023, the two teams played a six-match ODI series in Pakistan, where both sides secured three wins each at the National Stadium, Karachi.


Here’s a look at their ODI record in Pakistan:


Total ODIs Played: 28

Won by Pakistan: 22

Won by New Zealand: 6

Last 5 Pakistan vs New Zealand ODI Matches


Pakistan have been dominant in their recent ODI encounters against New Zealand, winning four out of their last five meetings. The most recent clash took place during the 2023 ODI World Cup, where Pakistan chased down a DLS-adjusted target in a high-scoring thriller.


Here’s a summary of the last five ODIs between Pakistan and New Zealand:


November 4, 2023 – Pakistan (200/1) beat New Zealand (401/6) by 21 runs (DLS method)


Fakhar Zaman’s 126 off 81 balls guided Pakistan to victory despite a massive total by New Zealand.

May 7, 2023 – New Zealand (299) beat Pakistan (252) by 47 runs


New Zealand’s bowling attack restricted Pakistan to claim a comfortable win.

May 5, 2023 – Pakistan (334/6) beat New Zealand (232) by 102 runs


A dominant all-round performance helped Pakistan secure a massive win.

May 3, 2023 – Pakistan (287/6) beat New Zealand (261) by 26 runs


Pakistan’s disciplined bowling attack sealed another victory.

April 29, 2023 – Pakistan (337/3) beat New Zealand (336/5) by 7 wickets


A thrilling chase saw Pakistan edge past New Zealand in a high-scoring match.


Conclusion

As Pakistan and New Zealand prepare to face off in the opening match of the 2025 PAK ODI Tri-Series, the past records indicate an exciting contest ahead. While Pakistan have historically dominated at home, New Zealand have shown resilience in recent matches.


With both teams using this series as a stepping stone for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, cricket fans can expect an action-packed clash in Karachi. Stay tuned for what promises to be a thrilling battle between two competitive sides!


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