CWC 2023 New Zealand vs South Africa Match Prediction, NZ vs SA Betting Tips, and Odds – Who Will Win Today’s Match?

Match details

Match: ICC World Cup 2023, Match #32 Date and Time: November 1, 2023, 2:00 PM IST. Venue: Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune Current Status: NZ-5/SA-4 (WINS) Live Streaming: Star Sports Network and Hotstar Mobile app Winner: South Africa

NZ VS SA Match Prediction- 32nd Match CWC 2023

South Africa to win the Match, 1.67

• New Zealand sits third in the ICC Men’s ODI World Cup 2023 points standings.
• South Africa are placed at the 2nd spot in the ICC Men’s ODI World Cup 2023
• South Africa has a better chance of winning against New Zealand.

New Zealand vs South Africa Betting Odds- 32nd Match CWC 2023

	1xBet	Parimatch	JungliWIN
New Zealand	2.075	2.20	2.2
South Africa	1.791	1.67	1.7
	PLAY NOW	PLAY NOW	PLAY NOW

New Zealand vs South Africa Tips and Predictions- 32nd Match CWC 2023

#BETtoWIN Betting Tips and Prediction

New Zealand’s performance in this edition of the ODI World Cup was simply amazing. They had participated in six games, winning four of them. They are currently in third place on the points table despite having lost their previous two games. They had won their first four games in a row, but they had now dropped their last two. South Africa is currently the second-best performing team in this tournament due to their amazing performance thus far. So far, they had prevailed in five of the six games they had played. They are currently in second place on the points table and have only lost one game.

TIP #1 – Top Scorer (Runs)

• Devon Conway to score
• Aiden Markram to score

TIP #2 –  Top Wicket Taker

• Trent Boult will be the leading wicket-taker for NZ,
• Lungi Ngidi will be the leading wicket-taker for SA,

TIP #3 – Most Sixes

• Daryl Mitchell to Hit Most Six for New Zealand,
• Aiden Markram to Hit Most Six for SA,

Cricket Betting Tips by #EXPERT

• Who will win the toss? – South Africa
• Who will win? – South Africa
• Player of the Match – Reeza Hendricks
• Team Scores Batting First– NZ 250+, SA 200+

Bonus Tips:

• New Zealand‘s total runs in the first 10 overs

NZ score 50+ Runs- Yes: 1.78  No: 1.96

• South Africa‘s total runs in the first 10 overs

SA score 50+ Runs- Yes: 1.75 No: 1.99

New Zealand vs South Africa Win Probability:

NZ: 47%

SA: 53%

New Zealand Team Preview

After winning four straight games against Afghanistan, Bangladesh, England, and the Netherlands to start the tournament, New Zealand lost two straight games against Australia and India. They had won the toss and elected to field first in their previous match against Australia, which they lost by a narrow margin of five runs. However, their bowling unit completely failed to put up its best effort, giving up 388 runs in 50 overs. The only bowler who was successful for them was Glenn Phillips, who claimed three wickets in ten overs against only 37 runs. Trent Boult was bowled out for 77 runs in ten overs, but he also claimed three wickets.

New Zealand’s Probable Playing 11

Devon Conway, Will Young, Rachin Ravindra, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham (c & wk), Glenn Phillips, James Neesham, Mitchell Santner, Matt Henry, Lockie Ferguson, Trent Boult

South Africa a Team Preview

South Africa had just put on an incredible display in this tournament, winning five of the six games they had played. In this tournament, they have defeated formidable opponents like Sri Lanka, Australia, England, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, and they have only dropped one game against the Netherlands. They won their decisive victory over Pakistan by a narrow margin of just one wicket going into this game. They were asked to field first after losing the toss, and their bowling unit did a good job. In 46.4 overs, they forced the entire Pakistani team back to the pavilion after leaking 270 runs. Taking four wickets to lead their side, Tabraiz Shamsi was their most successful and highest wicket-taker.

South Africa’s Probable Playing 11

Quinton de Kock (wk), Temba Bavuma (c), Rassie van der Dussen, Aiden Markram, Heinrich Klaasen, David Miller, Marco Jansen, Gerald Coetzee, Keshav Maharaj, Tabraiz Shamsi, Lungi Ngidi

Pitch Report:

The 32nd match of the 2023 ODI Cricket World Cup will take place in Pune at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium. It was clear from the prior games played here that this field boasts a good batting surface. The track is slower than the others we have seen, but it is much more beneficial to the spinners. We anticipate that the surface will unavoidably get slower and a little more difficult to bat on during this match. Achieving a score higher than 300 is going to be challenging.

NZ vs SA Head to Head (Overall):

• Matches: 71
• NZ Won: 41
• SA Won: 25
• No Result: 5

NZ vs SA Head to Head (World Cup):

• Matches: 8
• NZ Won: 6
• SA Won: 2
• No Result: 0

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