India vs New Zealand – Betting Tips, Odds & Match Prediction (World Cup 2023) Last Updated: November 14, 2023 We’ve reached the business end of the tournament where India will square off against New Zealand in the all-important semi-final of the 2023 ODI World Cup on November 15. Right here, you’ll find the best betting sites for the upcoming clash, the latest India vs New Zealand win probability, betting odds, match predictions, team news, and top India vs New Zealand betting tips. PLEASE NOTE This match prediction is outdated. To get updated betting tips for all the latest matches, please visit our TODAY’S MATCH PREDICTIONS page. MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION Latest IND vs NZ odds IND vs NZ betting tips Quick links India vs New Zealand Latest Betting Odds (Today's Match Odds) India vs New Zealand Betting Tips India vs New Zealand Prediction India vs New Zealand 2023: Where to Watch? Team News Key Players IND vs NZ Betting: Key Stats India vs New Zealand: Past Winners Dream 11 Lineup India vs New Zealand Latest Betting Odds (Today's Match Odds) We’ve done the heavy lifting for you and compiled below some of the most competitive India vs New Zealand odds from the 2023 Cricket World Cup from India’s top five cricket betting apps and sites. And if you’re from Pakistan or Bangladesh, we suggest you read our in-depth guides to online betting in Pakistan and cricket betting from Bangladesh. India vs New Zealand Odds (Semi Final 1): Match Winner BOOKMAKERIndiaNew Zealand 1.333.25 1.333.30 1.333.25 1.303.53 1.353.35 1.353.37 India vs New Zealand Betting Odds (Semi Final 1): Top Team Batsman BOOKMAKERIndiaOddsNew ZealandOdds Rohit Sharma3.85Daryl Mitchell4.50 Virat Kohli3.75Kane Williamson4.75 Rohit Sharma3.83Daryl Mitchell5.40 Virat Kohli3.70Kane Williamson3.75 Shubman Gill4.07Rachin Ravindra5.17 Shubman Gill3.75Rachin Ravindra4.50 India vs New Zealand Betting Odds (Semi Final 1): Top Team Bowler BOOKMAKERIndiaOddsNew ZealandOdds Mohammad Siraj3.65Mitchell Santner4.50 Jasprit Bumrah3.25Trent Boult3.25 Mohammad Shami3.40Lockie Ferguson3.80 Mohammad Siraj4.44Mitchell Santner4.36 Jasprit Bumrah3.30Trent Boult3.20 Mohammad Shami3.96Lockie Ferguson4.40 India vs New Zealand Betting Tips Found yourself a free bet but don’t know what to wager it on? Consider the below IND vs NZ betting tips from the 2023 Cricket World Cup semi-final, which our team at CBA thinks could well turn out correct. Rohit Sharma to score 25 or more runs, Virat Kohli to hit one or more sixes, Mohammad Shami and Trent Boult to take one or more wickets each @ 3.70 (Melbet) Rohit Sharma and Devon Conway to score over 24.5 runs each, Mohammad Shami and Trent Boult to take over 1.5 wickets each @ 6.00 (Melbet) Mohammad Shami, Jasprit Bumrah, Trent Boult and Lockie Ferguson to take over 0.5 wickets each @ 2.00 (Melbet) India to win the match, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Devon Conway and Kane Williamson to hit over 0.5 sixes each @ 17.00 (Melbet) Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli to hit over 0.5 sixes, Mohammad Shami and Jasprit Bumrah to take over 0.5 wickets each @ 4.00 (Melbet) India to win the match, Kane Williamson to score over 28.5 runs and Mohammad Shami to take over 1.5 wickets @ 4.00 (Melbet) ALSO READ: Cricket Betting Tips & Match Predictions (2025) India vs New Zealand Prediction Here are our India vs New Zealand predictions for their 2023 ODI World Cup semi-final clash, and these should help you place more informed bets. IND vs NZ Win Probability: India (71%), New Zealand (29%) India finished the league stage undefeated, the only team to do so. New Zealand finished the league stage in fourth place with five wins and four losses in nine matches. In recent times, the two teams have faced each other five times, with India coming out on top on four occasions and one game ending in no result. The two teams have played 10 ODI World Cup games to date, of which India has won four, New Zealand has won five, and one match was washed out due to rain. Team India is on a 10-match winning streak in ODIs at this time, whereas the Kiwis have won one and lost four of their last five ODIs. In the 27 ODIs played at the Wankhede Stadium to date, the team batting first has won 15 matches, and the team batting second has won 12. In the four World Cup games played in Mumbai this World Cup, the team batting first has won three and the team batting second has won one. The Wankhede wicket is a dream track for batters (the average 1st innings score in this competition at this venue is 357 runs), and even the fast bowlers will get assistance with the new ball. Batting gets easier as the game progresses. In the last four matches played here, fast bowlers have picked up 47 wickets, while spinners have had 11 scalps to their name. INDIA VS NEW ZEALAND PREDICTION Mental snippets from the 2019 World Cup semi-final featuring these two teams are bound to rush in, but India will look to make things right this time. That's because not only are the conditions different from last time, but Rohit Sharma and his men have been at their rampaging best with both bat and ball. They are the only unvanquished team so far in this tournament; moreover, they have remained undefeated vs. the Kiwis in their last four ODIs. Keeping in mind all the factors and the current form of both teams, we at CBA are cautiously betting our money on Team India to pip New Zealand to the post in this contest. Let's hope the law of averages doesn't catch up with the men in blue at the crucial juncture. India vs New Zealand 2023: Where to Watch? In India and the Indian subcontinent (Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives), the Star Sports Network will broadcast live coverage of the India vs New Zealand semi-final as well as the remaining matches from the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup. So you can catch live action on Star Sports 1, Star Sports 1HD, Star Sports 1 Hindi, Star Sports 1 Hindi HD, Star Sports 2, and Star Sports 2 HD. In India, you can also choose to livestream all matches from the 2023 Cricket World Cup on Disney + Hotstar and JioCinema. Team News India India will make their fourth consecutive appearance in World Cup semi-finals. Four of their top five batsmen have amassed over 300 runs in the competition, which is a phenomenal record. Shreyas Iyer now holds the record for the most fifties (3) scored by a batsman coming in to bat at number four. Rohit Sharma has become the only player to score 500+ runs in back-to-back World Cup editions and also hit most sixes in a single edition as captain. Team India has won 10 and lost nine of their 19 matches played at the Wankhede. No changes are expected in the starting lineup. India Squad Rohit Sharma (C), Ishan Kishan, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul (VC & wk), Shreyas Iyer, Suryakumar Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur, Ravi Ashwin, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammad Shami, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammad Siraj, Prasidh Krishna New Zealand New Zealand will make their fifth consecutive appearance in World Cup semi-finals. Jimmy Neesham has recovered from a bruised right wrist and is up for selection for this game. If Neesham is fit, he will likely replace Mark Chapman. Other than Daryl Mitchell, no other batter has made any significant contributions in the middle order. New Zealand Squad Kane Williamson (C), Mark Chapman, Will Young, Daryl Mitchell, James Neesham, Rachin Ravindra, Mitchell Santner, Devon Conway, Tom Latham (VC & wk), Glenn Phillips, Trent Boult, Lockie Ferguson, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee, Kyle Jamieson, Tom Blundell Key Players India Rohit Sharma: The Indian captain is having a tournament to remember as he continues to pile on the runs. His quickfire knocks in the powerplay overs has helped his team post big totals on the board; the “Hitman” has scored 503 runs in nine matches at an average of 55.88. Virat Kohli: The run machine continues to dominate with the bat and is the leading run-scorer in the competition, piling on 594 runs at a staggering average of 99. That said, King Kohli will have to overcome his poor run in knockout games and step up to the Kiwis’ fiery pace attack. He is just one short of 50 ODI centuries, and this semi-final will just be the perfect time for the legend to create yet another world record. Mohammad Shami: The leading wicket-taker for India in ODI World Cups (47 wickets in 16 matches), Mohammad Shami has been at his very best in the competition. He has picked up 16 wickets in five matches, and it all started with a match-winning five-wicket haul against New Zealand in the group stages. Shami has arguably the best seam presentation in the world right now and is one of the most lethal bowlers on flat decks. New Zealand Kane Williamson: The smiling assassin has steered his team with his leadership, and in the only three games he’s played in the competition so far, Willimson has scored 187 runs at an average of 93.50. The skipper is known for his performance in high-pressure games; the last time he played against India in a knockout match, Willaimson had scored a brisk 67. Rachin Ravindra: Undoubtedly the most valuable player for his side, Rachin Ravindra has been at his absolute best, scoring 565 runs in nine matches at an average of 70.62. Ravindra is the first player to score three World cup centuries under the age of 24 and the second player to score over 500 runs in a debut World Cup. Not to forget he can chip in with the ball as well. Trent Boult: Boult bowled a magical spell (3/37) vs. Sri Lanka to guide his team to the semi-finals. The left-arm fast had demolished the Indian batting in the 2019 World Cup, and he will want to emulate that feat at this all-important juncture. He has picked up 13 wickets in nine matches, undoubtedly the best fast bowler for the Kiwis in the competition. IND vs NZ Betting: Key Stats *Stats pertain to active players only Most Runs: Virat Kohli (1528) Highest Batting Average: Rachin Ravindra (75.00) Highest Score: Shubman Gill (208) Best Batting Strike Rate: Shubman Gill (108.05) Most 50+: Virat Kohli (14) Most Centuries: Virat Kohli (5) Most Sixes: Rohit Sharma (39) Most Wickets: Tim Southee (35) Best Bowling Figures in an Innings: Trent Boult (5/21) Best Economy Rate: Mitchell Santner (4.76) Most Four-Wicket Hauls: Kuldeep Yadav (2) Most Five-Wicket Hauls: Mohammad Shami, Trent Boult (1) Best Bowling Strike Rate: Tim Southee (35.57) Most Catches: Virat Kohli (13) India vs New Zealand: Past Winners YEARMATCHWINNERMARGIN 2023IND vs NZ (Match 21, World Cup)India4 wickets 2023IND vs NZ (3rd ODI)India90 runs 2023IND vs NZ (2nd ODI)India8 wickets 2023IND vs NZ (1st ODI)India12 runs 2022NZ vs IND (3rd ODI)NR-- 2022NZ vs IND (2nd ODI)NR-- 2022NZ vs IND (1st ODI)New Zealand7 wickets Dream 11 Lineup Wicket Keeper: KL Rahul Batsman: Rohit Sharma (Captain), Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, Kane Williamson, Daryl Mitchell (Vice Captain) All-rounders: Rachin Ravindra, Jimmy Neesham Bowlers: Trent Boult, Mohammad Shami, Jasprit Bumrah PLEASE NOTE: India vs New Zealand win probability of your Dream11 team will depend on the players’ performances.