ICC Champions Trophy 2025: New Zealand’s Possible Playing XI Against India

New Zealand’s Probable Playing XI Against India:  The important match of ICC Champions Trophy 2025 will be played between India and New Zealand on March 2 at Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai. Both these teams have confirmed their place in the semi-finals. So far both the teams have played two matches each and have won both.

India and New Zealand Ready for Big Match

Talking about Team India, they defeated Bangladesh by 6 wickets in their first match, while the team won by six wickets against Pakistan. Talking about New Zealand, they defeated Pakistan by 60 runs in their first match at the National Stadium in Karachi, while the team won by five wickets against Bangladesh. Both these teams can be seen performing brilliantly in the upcoming match.

All the players of New Zealand are in great form at the moment and they can be seen performing tremendously against Team India as well. The team would not want to make any changes in their playing XI against India. With this, today we tell you about the possible playing XI of New Zealand against Team India.

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New Zealand’s Probable Playing XI

Openers: Will Young, Devon Conway

• Will Young has struggled recently but can play a big innings against India. Conway has a strong record against India and could be a key player.

Middle Order: Kane Williamson, Rachin Ravindra, Tom Latham

• Williamson, one of the world’s best batters, will look to score big after a low score against Bangladesh. Ravindra is in top form, having scored a match-winning century recently. Latham provides experience and stability in the middle order.

All-rounders: Glenn Phillips, Michael Bracewell

• Both Phillips and Bracewell contribute in batting, bowling, and fielding, making them vital for the team’s balance.

Bowlers: Mitchell Santner, Matt Henry, Kyle Jamieson, William O’Rourke

• New Zealand’s bowlers have been impressive, restricting strong teams. Against India’s in-form batting lineup, their performance will be crucial.

This match is expected to be a thrilling contest as both teams aim to maintain their winning streak before the semi-finals

New Zealand’s Probable Playing XI Against India

Will Young, Devon Conway, Kane Williamson, Rachin Ravindra, Tom Latham, Glenn Phillips, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner, Matt Henry, Kyle Jamieson, William O’Rourke