Pakistan vs New Zealand Final ODI 2025: Live Streaming, Match Preview, and Key Stats
Tri-Series 2025 Final: PAK vs NZ – Live Streaming, Team News, Pitch Report, and Key Insights
The clock is ticking towards an exciting climax as Pakistan competes against New Zealand in the Tri-Series 2025 Final ODI set to take place on 14th February 2025 at the National Stadium Karachi.
This contest isn’t just for the championship trophy but acts as a vital preview for the ICC Champions Trophy, scheduled to start five days after on the same ground.
This final will be a treat for the fans as both the teams have performed brilliantly in the series and are in contention to clinch the title.
You will find everything you need to know regarding the match here, including but not limited to live streaming links, team news, pitch reports, important stats, and so much more.
Match Details
- Date: February 14, 2025
- Venue: National Stadium, Karachi
- Time: 2:30 PM IST (Toss at 2:00 PM IST)
- Format: ODI (50 overs)
Live Streaming and Broadcast Information
Avoid the hustle of traveling by watching the match live from the comfort of your home. Here is how you can view the Pakistan vs New Zealand Final ODI:
India:
- TV: Sony Sports Network
- Live Streaming: FanCode App (Android & iOS)
Pakistan:
- TV: Ten Sports, PTV Sports HD, A Sports
- Live Streaming: Tamasha, Tapmad, Myco
Other Regions:
- Bangladesh: T Sports, Tapmad TV
- MENA & Southeast Asia: CricBuzz
- USA & Canada: Willow TV
- South Africa & Sub-Saharan Africa: SuperSports
- Sri Lanka: Dialog
- United Kingdom: ARY Digital
Pitch and Weather Report
As long as batting-friendly conditions are known, The National Stadium in Karachi is the crown jewel of them all.
The pitch is very good for fast bowlers in the early overs because it possesses good bounce. As the match goes on, spinners also come into play. The outfield is superb and is perfect for high scores.
Weather Forecast:
Temperature is set to sit shy of 31°C and, along with the clear skies and humidity levels, makes for a perfect match atmosphere.
Team News and Predicted Playing XI
Pakistan:
Pakistan’s captain, Mohammad Rizwan, seems determined to add to his team’s momentum after their adrenaline-fueled chase against South Africa.
Rizwan paired with Salman Agha of the middle-order, who has been in phenomenal form, both SMASHING a record partnership of 260 runs.
Predicted Playing XI:
- Fakhar Zaman
- Babar Azam
- Saud Shakeel
- Mohammad Rizwan (c & wk)
- Salman Agha
- Tayyab Tahir
- Khushdil Shah
- Shaheen Afridi
- Naseem Shah
- Mohammad Hasnain
- Abrar Ahmed
New Zealand:
Mitchell Santner had New Zealand’s team shining the brightest in the tournament and that has spectacularly echoed the powerful performances by Kane Williamson and Devon Conway.
His captaincy-led balanced squad together delivered consistently and is arguably the best so far.
Predicted Playing XI:
- Devon Conway
- Will Young
- Kane Williamson
- Daryl Mitchell
- Tom Latham (wk)
- Glenn Phillips
- Michael Bracewell
- Mitchell Santner (c)
- Ben Sears
- Matt Henry
- Will O’Rourke
Key Players to Watch
Pakistan:
- Fakhar Zaman: Of his well-known powerful starts, this inning turned out to be crucial given his match form at the World Cup.
- Mohammad Rizwan: Vs. Fully, he always showed exceptional performance in every match with his fulcrum’s massive support, the innings stability keeping consistency.
- Shaheen Afridi: After trying his hand in England’s domestic circuit, he will now focus on the early bounce he receives as Pakistan’s speed spearhead.
New Zealand:
- Kane Williamson: The batting maestro is nearing 19,000 international runs and is in red-hot form.
- Mitchell Santner: The skipper’s all-round abilities and spin bowling have been pivotal.
- Glenn Phillips: Highly versatile and is known to change the game in the final overs.
Head-to-Head and Key Stats
Recent Form:
- Pakistan: WLWWW
- New Zealand: WWLWW
Head-to-Head in ODIs:
- Matches Played: 112
- Pakistan Wins: 57
- New Zealand Wins: 51
Key Stats:
- Fakhar Zaman has scored 57, 114, 91 and 55* and then 0 in his last 5 knockout matches.
- Kane Williamson is 148 runs away from being the first New Zealander to score 19,000 international runs.
- New Zealand has won four out of twelve multi-team tournament finals from the year 2000.
Big Picture: A Dress Rehearsal for the Champions Trophy
This last match acts as a final for the Tri-Series trophy competition. With the ICC Champions Trophy set to begin on February 19, 2025, both teams look to use this match to polish their plans.
While Pakistan will look to fix its death bowling problems, New Zealand will attempt to keep its lead in spin bowling.
FAQs
Where is the Tri-Series in Pakistan 2025 being held?
The Tri-Series in Pakistan 2025 will take place at two locations Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore and National Stadium in Karachi.
The final matchup of Pakistan and New Zealand will be hosted on February 14, 2025, at the National Stadium in Karachi.
What is the venue for the Tri-Series 2025 Final?
The iconic National Stadium in Karachi known for its batting friendly pitch will host the Tri-Series 2025 Final between Pakistan and New Zealand, which has welcomed a number of high profile encounters over the years.
How many series has Pakistan won against New Zealand?
New Zealand currently leads the head to head series 57-112, with Pakistan claiming numerous wins during bilateral series, which include unforgettable matches played both at home and in New Zealand.
How to watch the Pakistan vs New Zealand Final ODI 2025 live?
Pakistan vs New Zealand Final ODI 2025 is set to be shown live on Sony Sports Network in India and Ten Sports in Pakistan.
Live streaming will be available on the FanCode platform in India, Tamasha in Pakistan, Willow TV for USA and Canada, and SuperSports in South Africa.
What time does the Pakistan vs New Zealand Final ODI start?
The Final ODI of Pakistan and New Zealand will commence at 2:30 PM IST on February 14, 2025 and the toss will be held at 2:00 PM IST which is 30 minutes prior to when the match begins.
Conclusion
The Pakistan vs New Zealand Final ODI is going to be an amazing fight as both teams are looking from the tournament head psychologically but, most importantly, win the trophy. Fans of New Zealand’s strategic patience or Pakistan’s flashy batting won’t be disappointed.
The action is something you wouldn’t want to miss out on. If you are a cricket fan, you know where to go to catch the best of the sport.
