NZ vs AUS, T20 World Cup: New Zealand vs Australia T20 World Cup Final
NZ vs AUS: New Zealand vs Australia T20 World Cup Final Live Cricket Match will be held at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai. The 2021 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup final cricket match on Sunday, 14-Nov-2021. Keep reading to find out NZ vs AUS final cricket match live telecast. The Black Caps, led by New Zealand national cricket captain Kane Williamson, started their campaign with a 5 wicket loss at the hands of the Pakistan cricket team in Sharjah cricket stadium.
The New Zealand cricket team has qualified for the final in the shortest format of the Cricket World Cup. On the other hand, Australia had made it to the final in 2010 in which The England national cricket team lost the tournament.
England v Australia T20 World Cup Final Match Details
- Series: ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021
- T20 World Cup Final- Australia vs New Zealand
- Where- Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai
- Match Start at- 8:00 PM, 2:00 PM (GMT), 6:00 PM LOCAL
- Average first innings score: 132 (12 T20Is in 2021 Dubai in T20 World Cup)
- Record of Chasing teams: Won- 11, Lost- 1, Tied- 0
T20 world cup 2021 ENG and AUS points table
New Zeland- Match- 5 Win- 4 lost- 1 point- 8
Australia- Match- 5 Win- 4 Lost- 1 Point- 8
England vs Australia T20 Head to head
Total Matches Played- 14, Australia won- 9 Matches and New Zealand was- 4, N/R- 0, Tied- 1
In T20 World Cups
Total Match Played- 1, New Zealand won- 1 and Australia won loss-1, N/R- 0, Tied- 0
Watch NZ vs AUS Live Telecast Local TV Channel List
There are many sports channels the have official permission to share live telecast T20 world cup live matches. The 2021 world cup live streaming tv channels list below:
- Australia: Fox Cricket, Kayo Sports, Foxtel NOW, Foxtel GO
- New Zealand: Sky Sport 3
- India: Star Sports Network, Desney+ Hotstar, Star Sports 1, Star Sports Hindi, Star Sports Cricket
- Bangladesh: T-Sports, GTV, BTV, Rabbithole, Toffee, Bioscope
- Sri Lanka: Siyatha TV, Star Sports
- Pakistan: PTV Sports and Asports
- Afghanistan: RTA Sports, TBC, Ariana TV, MENA
- South Africa: SuperSport Cricket and SuperSport app
- USA: Willow, Willow Xtra, ESPN+
- Oman: Switch TV and Starz Play
- Malaysia: Hotstar, Astro Cricket
- Canada: Willow Canada
- UK and Ireland: Sky Sports Cricket, Sky Sports Mix, Sky Sports app, Sky Sports Main Event
Australia coach wants to win the World Cup in that formula!
Australia has won a record five titles in the history of the ODI World Cup. However, that team has not yet tasted the victory of the T20 World Cup.
They have reached the final once in the last six editions of the World Cup in this format. Australia lost the title to England in 2010 and the title remained elusive. The Aussies want to take home that elusive title by defeating New Zealand in this year's World Cup final.
So what is the formula for Australia to beat New Zealand in the final? Coach Justin Langer has already leaked some of that plan to the media. Langer said, ‘How rich is our history! This is a title just elusive. It would be great if you could complete the cycle. But you have to achieve that. History will not bat and bowl for you.
"Our cricket history is very rich," he added. No cricket team in the world has such a glorious history. However, only one of our trophies remains elusive. That is the T20 World Cup. It would be really nice to win. "
What to do for him? That said, Langer Janan has to bat fearlessly and aggressively in the final. "If we want to win this tournament, we have to bat fearlessly and aggressively in the final," he said. The kind of cricket we played after the match against Bangladesh will have to continue in the final. '
However, they are ready for any situation, said the Aussie coach. "We have to be mentally prepared to bat first or bowl - we can win in both cases," he said. "You have to have that mood to win," he said. The atmosphere inside the team is calm. The players are fully prepared for the match. They have good confidence now and they are all feeling good.
New Zealand want to play the best cricket in the T20 world cup
New Zealand has been playing in the finals of most ICC events since 2015. They could not win anything except the World Test Championship. For that reason, cricket fans have put an underdog badge next to the New Zealand name.
However, Kiwi captain Kane Williamson does not want to be left behind in the final of this year's T20 World Cup. They are not thinking too much about the underdog badge. He is aiming to play only his best cricket in the final.
At the pre-final press conference, Williamson spoke with a cool head, with confidence. In the group stage, New Zealand has not lost to anyone other than Pakistan. So, the Black Caps are ready to do their best in the final, said Williamson.
"Look, the Underdog badge doesn't go down well with us," he said. We cannot be judged by it. We will not even play in the final as an underdog. We just want to play our best cricket. I will try my best. At the same time as a team, we want to improve. There are all kinds of tags, but these are not in our control. '
The last scene of the two semi-final matches was almost the same. Australia and New Zealand - both won by one over. "We've seen two great semifinals," Williamson said. The two were almost identical. But if you look at a few moments of the match, you will see that these were the determinants of the match. A few great performances changed the pace of the match. '
‘That’s basically why this tournament has become so exciting. If you look at the scoreboard, you can see that someone from each team is playing a big role in winning the match. '
"It simply came to our notice then. He is moving forward accordingly. We have another opportunity to do just that. "
Australia Probable Playing XIs
Aaron Finch (c), David Warner, Josh Hazlewood, Steven Smith, Matthew Wade (wk), Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Adam Zampa, Marcus Stoinis, Pat Cummins
Bench: Ashton Agar, Mitchell Swepson, Josh Inglis, Kane Richardson
New Zealand Probable Playing XIs
Kane Williamson (c), Daryl Mitchell, Martin Guptill, Ish Sodhi, Devon Conway (wk), Glenn Phillips, Adam Milne, James Neesham, Tim Southee, Trent Boult, Mitchell Santner
Bench: Tim Seifert, Todd Astle, Kyle Jamieson, Mark Chapman
Win Probability
New Zeland- 40%
Australia- 60%
