New Zealand vs Australia – Betting Tips, Odds & Match Prediction (2024) Last Updated: March 10, 2024 New Zealand will square off against Australia at home in a bilateral series featuring three T20Is followed by two Test matches, starting from February 21. In this article, you’ll find the top cricket betting sites for the upcoming series, NZ vs AUS win probability, betting odds, match predictions, team news, and thoroughly researched New Zealand vs Australia 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 PLEASE NOTE This match prediction is outdated.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 NZ vs AUS odds NZ vs AUS betting tips Quick links New Zealand vs Australia Latest Betting Odds (Today's Match Odds) New Zealand vs Australia Betting Tips New Zealand vs Australia Prediction New Zealand vs Australia 2024 Schedule New Zealand vs Australia 2024 - Where to Watch? Team News Key Players NZ vs AUS Betting - Key Stats New Zealand vs Australia - Past Winners Dream 11 Lineup New Zealand vs Australia Latest Betting Odds (Today's Match Odds) We’ve done the hard work for you and compiled below some of the most competitive New Zealand vs Australia odds from India's leading cricket betting apps and sites. If you're from neighbouring countries, we suggest reading our in-depth guides like best sport betting sites in Pakistan or Bangladesh. New Zealand vs Australia Odds (2nd Test): Match Winner BookmakerNew ZealandAustralia 20Bet1.452.75 Melbet1.452.75 Parimatch1.432.76 Paripesa1.452.75 10CRIC1.452.75 Dafabet1.442.74 New Zealand vs Australia Betting Odds (2nd Test): Top Team Batsman BookmakerNew ZealandOddsAustralia Odds 20BetKane Williamson4.10Steven Smith4.10 MelbetKane Williamson4.00Steven Smith4.00 VbetTom Latham5.70Marnus Labuschagne5.20 ParipesaTom Latham5.50Marnus Labuschagne4.50 10CRICRachin Ravindra5.80Travis Head5.10 DafabetRachin Ravindra6.20Travis Head5.40 New Zealand vs Australia Betting Odds (2nd Test): Top Team Bowler BookmakerNew ZealandOddsAustralia Odds 20BetTim Southee3.80Nathan Lyon4.00 MelbetTim Southee3.60Nathan Lyon4.75 VbetMatt Henry2.92Scott Boland4.30 ParipesaMatt Henry3.75Scott Boland4.33 10CRICWilliam O'Rourke3.65Michael Neser4.60 DafabetWilliam O'Rourke3.55Michael Neser4.50 New Zealand vs Australia Betting Tips Found yourself a free bet but don’t know what to wager it on? Consider the below New Zealand vs Australia match predictions from the 2nd Test, which our team at CBA thinks could well turn out correct. Pat Cummins to be top bowler in match @ 4.75 (Melbet) New Zealand with the most match sixes @ 3.60 (Melbet) Steven Smith to be player of the match @ 10.00 (Melbet) New Zealand vs Australia Prediction Here is our New Zealand vs Australia prediction for the T20I and Test series, which should help you place more informed bets. T20Is NZ vs. AUS win probability: Australia (70%) New Zealand (30%) New Zealand is ranked 2nd, while Australia is ranked 4th in the ICC T20I Team ratings. In the last 10 T20Is between them, New Zealand has won four, while Australia has won six. In the last 10 T20Is between both teams in New Zealand, the Kiwis managed only three victories, while Australia has won six, and one match ended in a tie. Both teams have a good balance of batters, bowlers, and all-rounders, with most of them in good form. The Sky Stadium in Wellington is scheduled to host the first T20I. The wicket there tends to slow down as the match progresses, but it has swing on offer, especially during the early hours. Expect a moderate-scoring affair. Eden Park in Auckland will play host to the second and third T20Is. The wicket there offers extra bounce and seam with the new ball. However, it becomes ideal for batting as the game wears on. Expect the batters to go hammer and tongs here. NEW ZEALAND vs AUSTRALIA PREDICTION It's going to be a close encounter between two quality T20 sides, and both teams will be using this series as a preparation platform ahead of the T20 World Cup in June this year. At CBA, we are predicting a 2-1 series victory in Australia’s favour. This is because they have more depth in batting, and also because the Kiwis will be missing a few key players. Tests NZ vs. AUS win probability: Australia (35%), New Zealand (35%), Draw (30%) Australia is ranked 1st, while New Zealand is ranked 5th in the ICC Test Team ratings. In the ICC 2023–25 WTC points table, New Zealand is at number one and Australia is third. In the last 10 Tests between them, Australia has won eight, New Zealand has won just one, and one game ended in a draw. In the last five Tests between the two teams in New Zealand, Australia came out victorious in all occasions. New Zealand has not won a Test match against Australia at home since 1993. NEW ZEALAND vs AUSTRALIA PREDICTION While New Zealand has struggled against Australia in the longest format of the game, they have been playing brilliant Test cricket in recent times, with most of their players in great touch. On the other hand, Australia, the defending Test champions, will put up a tough fight. However, their recent loss to an insipid West Indian outfit at home has exposed a few chinks in their armour. We at CBA expect both teams to share the exploits equally. New Zealand vs Australia 2024 Schedule MATCH DETAILSTIME (IST)DATEVENUE NZ vs AUS 1st T2011:40 AMFeb 21Sky Stadium, Wellington NZ vs AUS 2nd T2012:40 PMFeb 23Eden Park, Auckland NZ vs AUS 3rd T206:30 AMFeb 25Eden Park, Auckland NZ vs AUS 1st Test3:30 AM (Feb 29)Feb 29 - Mar 4Basin Reserve, Wellington NZ vs AUS 2nd Test3:30 AM (Mar 8)Mar 08 - Mar 12Hagley Oval, Christchurch New Zealand vs Australia 2024 – Where to Watch? Australia is set to visit New Zealand for three T20Is followed by two Test matches, starting on February 21. It is sure to be a riveting contest as two top teams go up against each other. While the Kiwis will definitely enjoy home advantage, the Aussies have always been a tough team to beat, especially in these conditions. All broadcast and livestreaming details will be updated here, as soon as we get all the information. So keep following this space. Team News New Zealand The Kiwis defeated South Africa 2-0 in the just-concluded two-match Test series. Kane Williamson and Daryl Mitchell will be missing the T20 series. However, they will be back for the two Tests. Mitchell Santner will be captaining the T20 side, while Kane Williamson will lead the Test side. Trent Boult has recovered from injury and will be playing from the second T20 onwards. Josh Clarkson will be making his T20I debut. T20I SQUAD Mitchell Santner (C), Finn Allen, Trent Boult, Mark Chapman, Josh Clarkson, Devon Conway (WK), Lockie Ferguson, Adam Milne, Matt Henry, Glenn Phillips, Rachin Ravindra, Tim Seifert (WK), Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee TEST SQUAD Tim Southee (C), Tom Blundell (WK), Devon Conway, Matt Henry, Scott Kuggeleijn, Tom Latham, Daryl Mitchell, Will O’Rourke, Glenn Phillips, Rachin Ravindra, Mitchell Santner, Neil Wagner, Kane Williamson, Will Young Australia The Aussies are going into this after defeating the West Indies 2-1 in the T20 series. Pat Cummins will be captaining the Test side, while Mitchell Marsh will lead in the T20Is. Marcus Stoinis is injured and ruled out of the tournament. Spencer Johnson is his replacement. T20I SQUAD Mitchell Marsh (C), Pat Cummins, Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis (WK), Glenn Maxwell, Matt Short, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Spencer Johnson, Matthew Wade (WK), David Warner, Adam Zampa TEST SQUAD Pat Cummins (C), Steve Smith (VC), Scott Boland, Alex Carey (WK), Cameron Green, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Marsh, Michael Neser, Matthew Renshaw, Mitchell Starc Key Players Australia Glenn Maxwell: Maxwell is in peak form in the shortest format of the game, having recently joined Rohit Sharma for scoring the most T20I centuries (5). He has been striking the ball to perfection and bowling economical spells as well. Travis Head: He has been the best find for Australia in the past year. Head was instrumental in his team winning both the 2023 WTC and the ODI World Cup. His strike rate in the powerplay overs in T20 is over 200. In Tests, he has played some brilliant innings in the middle order. Josh Hazlewood: Josh Hazlewood, the top-ranked Australian bowler in both Tests and T20Is, has been the backbone of his team's bowling in recent times. He has consistently taken wickets in the powerplay overs and has bowled long spell in Tests with a good bowling strike rate. New Zealand Rachin Ravindra: He had an exceptional World Cup and only recently became the youngest Kiwi to score a double century in Test cricket. Plus, he can also chip in with crucial wickets for his team against the run of play. Devon Conway: Conway is currently the best T20I batter for New Zealand. He can play those long innings at a great strike rate. Importantly, he relishes playing against Australia, and one look at the stats section below will prove his credentials. Kane Williamson: The New Zealand Test captain recently became the world's top batter in the longest format. In his last 12 innings, Williamson has scored seven centuries, which is in itself an indication of the kind of form he's in. NZ vs AUS Betting – Key Stats *Stats pertain to active players only T20Is Most Runs: Devon Conway (284) Highest Batting Average: Devon Conway (71.00) Highest Score: Devon Conway (99*) Highest Strike Rate: Finn Allen (262.50) Most 50+: Martin Guptill (3) Most 6s: Martin Guptill (29) Most Runs in a Series: Devon Conway (192) Most Wickets: Ish Sodhi (17) Best Bowling Figures in an Innings: Ish Sodhi (4/28) Most Wickets in a Series: Ish Sodhi (13) Most Catches: Glenn Maxwell (11) Tests Most Runs: Steve Smith (757) Highest Batting Average Marnus Labuschagne (91.50) Highest Score: Marnus Labuschagne (215) Highest Batting Strike Rate: Marnus Labuschagne (58.40) Most 6s: Tim Southee (12) Most 50+: Steve Smith (7) Most centuries: David Warner (5) Most Runs in a Series: Marnus Labuschagne (549) Most Wickets: Nathan Lyon (50) Best Bowling Figures in an Innings: Josh Hazlewood (6/70) Best bowling average: Nathan Lyon (20.52) Best bowling strike rate: Nathan Lyon (40.46) Most Wickets in a Series: Nathan Lyon (20) Most Catches: Steve Smith (17) New Zealand vs Australia – Past Winners T20Is YearMatchWinnerMargin 2022AUS vs NZ (T20 World Cup)New Zealand89 runs 2021AUS vs NZ (T20 World Cup)Australia8 wickets 2021NZ vs AUS, 3rd T20INew Zealand7 wickets 2021NZ vs AUS, 2nd T20IAustralia50 runs 2021NZ vs AUS, 1st T20IAustralia64 runs Tests YearMatchWinnerMargin 2020AUS vs NZ, 3rd TestAustralia279 runs 2019AUS vs NZ, 2nd TestAustralia247 runs 2019AUS vs NZ, 1st TestAustralia296 runs 2016NZ vs AUS, 2nd TestAustralia7 wickets 2016NZ vs AUS, 1st TestAustraliaInnings and 52 runs Dream 11 Lineup Wicketkeeper: T Latham Batsmen: T Head, K Williamson (C), M Labuschagne All-rounders: Mitchell Marsh, C Green (VC), R Ravindra, D Mitchell Bowlers: J Hazlewood, M Henry, P Cummins