NZ vs SA Dream11 Prediction Today’s, CWC Fantasy Cricket Tips, Playing XI, Pitch Report & Injury Updates for Cricket World Cup 2023, 32nd Match

On Wednesday, November 1, at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune, New Zealand and South Africa NZ vs SA will play the 32nd match of the ODI World Cup 2023. So far in the tournament, these two squads have been among the most dominant. In second position, South Africa has won five of the last six games, while New Zealand has won four of the last six.

In their most recent encounter, New Zealand was defeated by Australia by a scant five runs. Australia’s openers, Head and Warner, got things going quickly, scoring a Powerplay record 118 runs in the first ten overs. Warner reached a century with 109 off 67 deliveries, while Head scored 81 off 65 deliveries. After scoring 388 runs in 49.2 overs, Australia amassed 93 runs in the final ten overs.

New Zealand responded by losing their first two innings but managing to score 73 in the Powerplay. Mitchell scored 54 while Ravindra and Mitchell combined 96 for the third wicket. In the ODI World Cup against Australia, Rachin Ravindra became just the third hitter to score a century (116 off 89). In the final over of play, New Zealand needed to score 19 runs to win. They lost by a margin of five runs.

For New Zealand, Glenn Phillips and Trent Boult each claimed three wickets; in his ten overs, Phillips gave up just 37 runs. With three wickets for 74 runs in ten overs, Australia’s top bowler was Adam Zampa.

The last game South Africa played was against Pakistan. After losing both of their openers and managing just 58 runs in the first ten overs, Pakistan’s innings got off to a rough start. Marco Jansen claimed both of their wickets. Once Babar Azam hit fifty, Pakistan was in trouble until a partnership of eighty-four runs between Saud Shakeel and Shadab Khan took the total past 200. With a top score of 52, Shakeel led Pakistan to a final bowling score of 270 in 46.4 overs. The most effective bowler was Tabraiz Shamsi, who took four wickets for 60 runs. Marco Jansen also picked up three wickets to keep up his good form.

Despite losing two wickets in the Powerplay, South Africa suffered a similar early blow and only scored 67 runs. With 91 runs and an important 70-run partnership with David Miller, Aiden Markram led the innings. Despite facing challenges following Markram’s demise, South Africa managed to win in 47.2 overs by one wicket. Usama Mir and Muhammad Wasim Jr. both claimed two wickets, while Shaheen Afridi stole the show with three.

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