AUS W vs NZ W Head-to-head stats and records you need to know before Australia vs New Zealand Women's T20 World Cup 2024 match

We are into Match 10 of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024. Australia are set to take on New Zealand at the iconic Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Tuesday, October 8.

Both teams have had a superb start to the tournament, winning their opening encounters. While the defending champions Australia beat Sri Lanka, New Zealand upstaged Team India quite comfortably.

A win here for either side would not only boost their confidence further but make them firm favorites to qualify for the semifinals. Ahead of this crucial game, here's a look at the head-to-head record between AUS W vs NZ W.

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Australia vs New Zealand head-to-head record in women's T20Is

Australia and New Zealand are two of the fiercest rivals in cricket. The Trans-Tasman rivals have played as many as 51 T20Is against each other, with Australia winning 28 of those. New Zealand have been victorious on 21 occasions. Just before the ongoing Women's T20 World Cup, the two teams were involved in a T20I series which was easily won by the Aussies (3-0).

The head-to-head record in the Women's T20 World Cup is much tighter. After seven games in the mega event, Australia have a 4-3 lead. Can New Zealand make it 4-4 tonight?

Australia-New Zealand Matches Played: 51

Australia Women's win: 28

New Zealand Women's win: 21

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Australia vs New Zealand head-to-head record in UAE

Australia and New Zealand are yet to compete in a Women's T20I in the United Arab Emirates (U.A.E).

Today will be the first meeting between the two teams in Sharjah.

Matches Played: 0

Australia women's win: 0

New Zealand women's win: 0

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Last Australia vs New Zealand women's T20I match

As mentioned earlier, Australia and New Zealand competed in a three-match T20I series just before the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024. Hosted by Australia, the series ended in a clean sweep victory for them.

The last T20I between the two teams was played in Brisbane, where the Kiwis opted to bat first. They made a superlative start, with them being 118/1 at one point. However, Georgia Wareham and Annabel Sutherland struck to restrict New Zealand to 146/6.

In reply, Australia saw contributions from every batter, with Ellyse Perry top-scoring (36). Tahlia McGrath hit the winning runs as Australia won by five wickets and as many balls to spare.