New Zealand vs South Africa Head to Head (NZ vs SA)
Last updated: 11 July 2026 · By CricketPrediction.com
New Zealand and South Africa have met 7 times in our verified coverage: South Africa lead 4-3. Our model called 3 of 7 of these meetings correctly (43%). Every meeting below links to the original pre-match analysis.
3
NZ wins
4
SA wins
0
No result
43%
Our accuracy (this pairing)
All covered meetings
- 25 Mar 2026 · SATONZ2 · Hagley Oval, Christchurch Winner: South Africa · Our pick: New Zealand (57%) ✗ Miss
- 22 Mar 2026 · STON2 · Sky Stadium, Wellington Winner: South Africa · Our pick: New Zealand (55%) ✗ Miss
- 20 Mar 2026 · STON2 · Eden Park, Auckland Winner: New Zealand · Our pick: New Zealand (60%) ✓ Hit
- 17 Mar 2026 · T20I · Seddon Park, Hamilton Winner: New Zealand · Our pick: New Zealand (57%) ✓ Hit
- 15 Mar 2026 · T20I · Bay Oval Winner: South Africa · Our pick: New Zealand (60%) ✗ Miss
- 4 Mar 2026 · T20 WC · Eden Gardens Winner: New Zealand · Our pick: South Africa (52.2%) ✗ Miss
- 14 Feb 2026 · T20 WC · Narendra Modi Stadium Winner: South Africa · Our pick: South Africa (53.7%) ✓ Hit
This record covers matches analysed by CricketPrediction.com since December 2025 — it is our verified coverage record, not the all-time historical head to head. See the full track record or the complete prediction archive.
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NZ vs SA H2H FAQs
Who leads the New Zealand vs South Africa head to head?
In our verified coverage since December 2025, the record is New Zealand 3 — 4 South Africa. This is our covered-meetings record, not the all-time historical head to head.
What happened in the last NZ vs SA meeting?
The most recent covered meeting was on 25 Mar 2026 (SATONZ2). South Africa won. Full analysis: NZ vs SA prediction.
Is there an upcoming NZ vs SA match?
They last met on 25 Mar 2026, and the record in our coverage stands at New Zealand 3 — 4 South Africa. The next NZ vs SA prediction appears here and in the archive as soon as it is published.
How is this head-to-head record compiled?
From our own published predictions: every meeting we covered since December 2025, settled against the actual result. It is a verified coverage record — we do not republish unverifiable all-time statistics. Our overall accuracy is on the track record page.
Records are informational, not betting advice.