New Zealand vs England 2023 Predictions

Put on your caps and jerseys, because we’ve got a series that’s gonna rock the cricketing world! Get ready for the thrill as New Zealand sets out to conquer the cricketing giant, England, on its home ground from 30th August to 15th September 2023.

This exhilarating cricket tour, featuring a series of four T20s and four ODIs, promises to bring the heat in the English summer. It’s a rollercoaster of a series that has the potential to reshape cricket records and deliver some jaw-dropping matches.

Here’s the gist of the fixtures for you:

• The tour kickstarts with the 1st T20 on 30th August at the Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street.
• Next up, we’ve got the 2nd T20 on 1st September at Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester.
• The 3rd T20 will then take place on 3rd September at Edgbaston, Birmingham.
• The last of the T20s happens on 5th September at Trent Bridge, Nottingham.
• Transitioning into the ODI format, the 1st ODI is set for 8th September at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff.
• The 2nd ODI follows on 10th September at The Rose Bowl, Southampton.
• We then move onto the 3rd ODI on 13th September at Kennington Oval, London.
• Finally, the series wraps up with the 4th ODI at the iconic Lord’s, London on 15th September[1].

England, fresh off their series win against Pakistan, are in sublime form and ready to keep their winning streak alive. Remember, England outshone the Kiwis 3-0 in their previous series in 2022. They’ve been on a roll with their dominant and flamboyant style, which has led them to consecutive victories in their last five Tests.

New Zealand, although they haven’t played a lot recently, are more than capable of springing a surprise or two. We’ve seen them deliver some great performances in the past, and this series offers them a chance to bounce back and make a statement.

Expect power-hitting, strategic bowling, and exceptional fielding from both teams. And remember, the cricket field is a stage where anything can happen, and anyone can become a hero!

New Zealand vs England History

In Christchurch, 1930, the cricketing world witnessed the very first England vs New Zealand Test match (Test No. 186). On January 10, England secured an 8-wicket victory, marking the start of a long and exciting journey. It was a low-scoring, gripping game with Duleepsinhji top-scoring with 49, and not a single fifty in the match. The highlight of this tour was England playing simultaneously on the opposite sides of the world, a feat in itself.

Zooming ahead to 1973, we saw a near-miss for New Zealand at Trent Bridge. They were chasing 479 when captain Bev Congdon delivered a remarkable 176, and we thought history was in the making. But England’s bowlers like John Snow, Geoff Arnold, and Tony Greig plucked out the lower order, and New Zealand’s wait to beat England continued.

Fast-forward to 1978, when New Zealand finally managed their first victory against England. It was a match that will forever be remembered for Richard Hadlee’s 6-wicket haul, successfully defending 137, an impressive feat that marked the 48th encounter between the two nations.

The joy of victory was followed by more successes, and in 1983, New Zealand secured their first win on English soil. Despite David Gower’s hundred, Lance Cairns’ seven-wicket haul was enough to guide New Zealand to a victorious finish.

1984 was the year when England had a nightmare at Christchurch. The team was bowled out for less than 100 – twice! It was a match that saw a heroic performance from Richard Hadlee who played a critical role in securing a massive innings victory for New Zealand.

Finally, let’s not forget the unforgettable World Cup final in 2019 when England clinched the World Cup title after a nail-biting, spine-tingling, and heart-stopping finale against New Zealand at Lord’s. The match was tied even after the Super Over, leading to England’s victory on boundary count. It was, as many have said, the greatest game of cricket in history.

New Zealand vs England Betting Predictions

From the English side, let’s keep a close eye on Jason Roy, who despite a brief dip in form, managed to bounce back with a strong average back in the forties. He scored a ton against the Netherlands this summer, and boy, we sure do remember how he intimidates his opponents with his aggressive playstyle. Jonny Bairstow, another stalwart, is also a player to look out for. He’s expected to continue his carnage at the crease once he recovers from his broken leg. And let’s not forget Joe Root, the engine room of England’s ODI batting lineup. His presence on the crease can give English fans a comforting feeling. He’ll be a crucial player to watch out for in the upcoming tour.

The English lineup may also see some firepower from Ben Stokes and Liam Livingstone, known for their all-round abilities. While Ben Stokes could potentially make a comeback in ODI cricket, Livingstone might get the nod over Moeen Ali, bringing an explosive finishing touch to the innings.

For the New Zealand side, recent form has been a concern. A 3-0 defeat in their last Test series against England in June 2022, was followed by a 1-0 loss in the recent Test series in February 2023, despite having players like Tim Southee, Tom Latham, and Kane Williamson in their ranks. They’ll be keen to turn their fortunes around and level the score with the Englishmen.

Coming to the series predictions, given the recent form and performances, England seems to have the upper hand with a strong line-up and home advantage. But hey, this is cricket and it’s filled with surprises! New Zealand has shown they can turn the tables when least expected. So, stay tuned, and let’s enjoy the thrill that’s about to unfold!

New Zealand vs England Betting Tips

First off, let’s talk about England. After their trophy run at the 2022 T20 World Cup, the English team is all set to defend their ODI title in the 2023 World Cup. The squad is looking strong with Jason Roy, who is likely to open the innings with his average back up in the forties. Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root, and Ben Stokes, regardless of their ODI retirements, are the pillars of England’s batting lineup. Root’s form will be a critical element to England’s success in this series. Liam Livingstone, another crucial player, has been selected over Moeen Ali for his superior batting and bowling stats.

Now, moving onto the New Zealand side. The Kiwis have had a rough patch recently, facing a 3-0 defeat in their last Test series against England in June 2022. However, this might just be the motivation they need to fight back hard in their homeland this time. The Black Caps will be missing Kyle Jamieson due to a stress fracture in his lower back, but they do have Matt Henry back in the selection pool, adding some strength to their lineup.

As far as the series prediction goes, the English team looks quite formidable. They have proven their mettle by winning 10 out of 11 matches under Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum. However, we cannot underestimate the Kiwis playing on their home ground. The battle between these two giants of cricket promises to be a thrilling spectacle.

Lastly, a friendly reminder for all the cricket fans: Always remember that cricket is a game of glorious uncertainties. All the stats, records, and predictions are merely guides to what could happen in the middle. What happens on the pitch is up to the players, the weather, and sometimes, a little bit of luck.

New Zealand vs England Schedule

The Black Caps’ tour of England starts with a couple of Tour Matches. The first one is at Worcester on August 25, 2023, against Worcestershire. Following this, there’s another Tour Match at Bristol against Gloucestershire on August 27, 2023.

Now let’s talk about T20I matches, the shortest and most exciting format of the game. The 1st T20I is scheduled at Chester-le-Street on August 30, 2023. The 2nd T20I takes place at Manchester on September 01, 2023, and the 3rd T20I will be in Birmingham on September 03, 2023. The last T20I of the series is scheduled for September 05, 2023, in Nottingham.

Moving on to the ODI series, the 1st ODI is a Day/Night encounter at Cardiff on September 08, 2023. The 2nd ODI will be hosted at Southampton on September 10, 2023. The 3rd ODI, another Day/Night match, will be at The Oval on September 13, 2023. Wrapping up the tour, the 4th ODI, also a Day/Night encounter, will be held at the iconic Lord’s on September 15, 2023.

We hope this schedule keeps you hooked to the thrilling matches between the Kiwis and the English. Keep visiting our website for more updates, news, and predictions about your favorite game. After all, we are here to feed your cricket hunger! Stay tuned, and may the best team win!