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India vs New Zealand has become one of the most thrilling rivalries in the world of cricket. These two teams bring a combination of skill, determination, and strategy, resulting in exciting matches that captivate fans globally. From ICC tournaments to bilateral series, each encounter between India and New Zealand has its unique significance. Let’s delve into the history, memorable moments, key players, and what makes this rivalry one to watch.

The rivalry between India and New Zealand dates back to 1955, when they first met in Test cricket. Over the decades, both teams have evolved dramatically, making their contests fiercely competitive across formats – Tests, One-Day Internationals (ODIs), and Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is).

• Test Matches: India holds the upper hand in Test cricket, winning more matches, especially at home, where spin-friendly conditions favor them. However, New Zealand has shown its prowess in recent years, including a crucial win in the 2021 World Test Championship (WTC) Final.
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One of the most heartbreaking moments for Indian cricket fans came during the 2019 World Cup semi-final. The game, spread over two days due to rain, saw New Zealand defend a modest total of 239. Matt Henry and Trent Boult dismantled India’s top order, and despite a valiant effort by Ravindra Jadeja and MS Dhoni, New Zealand clinched a thrilling 18-run win.

In a rain-affected WTC final, New Zealand showcased their brilliance, defeating India by 8 wickets to lift the inaugural Test Championship mace. Kyle Jamieson’s outstanding performance with the ball and the steady partnership between Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor sealed the victory.