New Zealand vs Netherlands স্কোরকার্ড, 1st T20I, Netherlands vs New Zealand 2022

New Zealand have won the only previous completed men’s T20I match against Netherlands, they won that match by six wickets during the 2013/14 World T20.

After winning four consecutive men’s T20I matches, Netherlands lost their most recent match against Zimbabwe by 37 runs on 17 July 2022.

New Zealand have won their last five men’s T20I matches, the last time they won more matches in a row was between January and March 2016 (6 matches).

New Zealand have won their last two multigame bilateral men’s T20I series away from home, it is the only time they have won back-to-back series on the road.

Netherlands have lost three of the four men’s T20I matches played at the Sportpark Westvliet, The Hague; their only win at the venue was against Bangladesh by one wicket during July 2012.

Since the beginning of 2020, only Bangladesh have a better bowling strike rate (19) in men’s T20Is than New Zealand during powerplay amongst full member sides of the ICC, the Kiwis have a strike rate of 21 (min. matches played 30).

Since the beginning of 2022, New Zealand have a catch success percentage of 91% in men’s T20Is, the best rate amongst full member sides who have played at least two matches during that time.

Since the beginning of 2020, only two players have taken more wickets than New Zealand’s Ish Sodhi in men’s T20Is, the Kiwi spinner has 47 wickets (Tabraiz Shamsi – 54, Wanindu Hasaranga – 50).

Martin Guptill (3,399) is one of the three players to score above 3,000 in men’s T20Is and only India’s Rohit Sharma (3,454) has scored more runs than the New Zealand player; Guptill has hit more sixes than any other player in the format (169).

Max O'Dowd (Netherlands) is one of the two players who isn’t part of a full member team of the ICC who has 10 or more 50+ scores in men’s T20Is, the other being Tony Ura from Papua New Guinea.