Women’s T20 World Cup: New Zealand-South Africa Final Match, Check Head-to-Head Stats

New Zealand and South Africa Battle for First Women’s T20 World Cup Title

The Women’s T20 World Cup will be a new winner after the 18-day intense competition in the 2024 tournament. The final match will be held on October 20 at the Dubai International Ground. New Zealand and South Africa will be playing in the final of the Women’s T20 World Cup. Both teams have the opportunity to win the first win.

Both teams have done well in the competition so far. New Zealand defeated the West Indies in the semifinals and finished the final. South Africa has stepped up the final match by defeating the powerful Australia.

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Head-to-Head Record: New Zealand vs. South Africa

So far, in eight editions of the Women’s T20 World Cup tournament have come up 16 times. New Zealand’s pardon is heavy. New Zealand has defeated South Africa 11 times. South Africa has won 4 times. In October 2023, one match between the two teams ended without a result.

South Africa team batted against New Zealand for the first time in the Women’s T20 World Cup and chased two runs 2 times. The New Zealand team has won 5 times while batting first and 6 times chasing. So, if you look at it, New Zealand’s pardon is heavy.

Team	Matches Played	New Zealand Wins	South Africa Wins	No Result
New Zealand	16	11	4	1
South Africa	16	4	11	1

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Road to the Final

South Africa defeated West Indies by 10 wickets and 13 balls in the first match of the series. In the second match, England were defeated by 7 wickets. In the third match, South Africa defeated Scotland by 80 runs. In the fourth match, Bangladesh defeated 7 wickets. In the semifinals, Australia defeated 8 wickets and 16 balls.

New Zealand defeated India by 58 runs in the first match of the series. After that, Australia were defeated by 60 runs. In the third match, New Zealand defeated 8 wickets, while Pakistan defeated Pakistan by 54 runs in the fourth match. In the semifinals, New Zealand won the West Indies by just 8 runs.

Both Team Squads:

South Africa Women: Laura Volvard (captain), Tazmin Brites, Annek Bosch, Clo Troon, Marijan Cap, Sune Lus, Nadin de Clerk, Anery Derkesen, Sino Jafta (wicketkeeper), Nonkululeco Maba, Aibonga Khaka, Myke de Ridder

New Zealand Women: Suzie Bates, Georgia Plimer, Amelia Kare, Sophie Devin (Captain), Brook Haldie, Madey Green, Isabella Gauge (Wicketkeeper), Roserry Myer, Lee Tahhuhu, Eden Carson, Fran Jonas, Molly Penfold, Jesse Kare, Hannah Rowe, Leh Casperek.