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The Hindu
3 days ago
- Sport
- The Hindu
NZ vs SA Final Live Score, T20I Tri-Series Updates: Unbeaten New Zealand takes on South Africa; Toss at 4 PM IST
Hello and welcome to Sportstar's LIVE coverage of the T20I Tri-Series final between New Zealand and South Africa, being held at Harare Sports Club. Preview New Zealand and South Africa will lock horns in the final of the T20I Tri-Series 2025 at the Harare Sports Club on Saturday. The Kiwis will look to continue their unbeaten run in the series and clinch a fifth consecutive win, along with the trophy. Meanwhile, the Proteas will hope to bounce back and settle scores after losing to New Zealand twice in the league matches. The summit clash will see a face off between New Zealand's Tim Seifert and South Africa's Rubin Hermann—the leading run-scorers of the ongoing Tri-Series. The Proteas will be wary of Matt Henry, the leading wicket-taker of the series, and leg-spinner Ish Sodhi, who registered career-best figures of 4/12 in the previous game against Zimbabwe. When and where to watch The T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa will not be televised live on any TV channel in India. However, the match will be available for live streaming on the FanCode app and website from 4:30 PM IST. The squads New Zealand: Tim Seifert (wk), Tim Robinson, Rachin Ravindra, Mark Chapman, Michael Bracewell, Bevon Jacobs, Mitchell Santner (c), Zakary Foulkes, Matt Henry, Ish Sodhi, William ORourke, Mitchell Hay, Daryl Mitchell, Devon Conway, James Neesham, Jacob Duffy, Adam Milne. South Africa: Rassie van der Dussen (c), Reeza Hendricks, Rubin Hermann, Dewald Brevis, Lhuan-dre Pretorius (wk), Andile Simelane, George Linde, Gerald Coetzee, Senuran Muthusamy, Nqabayomzi Peter, Kwena Maphaka, Nandre Burger, Lungi Ngidi, Corbin Bosch.
The Hindu
3 days ago
- Sport
- The Hindu
NZ vs SA Final Live Streaming Info, T20I Tri-Series 2025: When and where to watch New Zealand v South Africa match today
New Zealand and South Africa will lock horns in the final of the T20I Tri-Series 2025 at the Harare Sports Club on Saturday. The Kiwis will look to continue their unbeaten run in the series and clinch a fifth consecutive win, along with the trophy. Meanwhile, the Proteas will hope to bounce back and settle scores after losing to New Zealand twice in the league matches. The summit clash will see a face off between New Zealand's Tim Seifert and South Africa's Rubin Hermann—the leading run-scorers of the ongoing Tri-Series. The Proteas will be wary of Matt Henry, the leading wicket-taker of the series, and leg-spinner Ish Sodhi, who registered career-best figures of 4/12 in the previous game against Zimbabwe. NZ vs SA Tri-Series 2025 Final - Match Details When will the T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa take place? The T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa will be held on Saturday, July 26. Where will the T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa be held? The T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa will take place at Harare Sports Club. At what time will the T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa start? The T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa will begin at 4:30 PM IST. At what time will the toss for the T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa take place? The toss for the T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa will take place at 4 PM IST. Where to watch the live telecast of the T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa in India? The T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa will not be televised live on any TV channel in India. Where to watch the live stream of the T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa in India? The T20 Tri-Series 2025 final between New Zealand and South Africa will be streamed live on the FanCode app and website in India. The Squads New Zealand: Tim Seifert (wk), Tim Robinson, Rachin Ravindra, Mark Chapman, Michael Bracewell, Bevon Jacobs, Mitchell Santner (c), Zakary Foulkes, Matt Henry, Ish Sodhi, William ORourke, Mitchell Hay, Daryl Mitchell, Devon Conway, James Neesham, Jacob Duffy, Adam Milne. South Africa: Rassie van der Dussen (c), Reeza Hendricks, Rubin Hermann, Dewald Brevis, Lhuan-dre Pretorius (wk), Andile Simelane, George Linde, Gerald Coetzee, Senuran Muthusamy, Nqabayomzi Peter, Kwena Maphaka, Nandre Burger, Lungi Ngidi, Corbin Bosch.
TimesLIVE
21-07-2025
- Sport
- TimesLIVE
Black Caps encounter not just a practice game for Proteas
Proteas top-order batsman Rubin Hermann insists that their T20 Tri-Series game against New Zealand at the Harare Sports Complex on Tuesday is not a dead rubber, with the sides having already made Saturday's final. For the South African camp, it will be more than a dress rehearsal for the final against a Black Caps team who are yet to taste defeat, but more of a chance to fix their error-ridden performance against the same side last week. South Africa paid the price for a sloppy display with ball and then bat, slumping to a 21-run defeat in that showing. The bowlers let the Black Caps batsmen off the hook as they recovered from 74/5 to register a score of 173/5. Despite some thrilling batting from the top order, the Proteas' chase lacked consistency with too many batsmen throwing their wickets away.
The Herald
21-07-2025
- Sport
- The Herald
Black Caps encounter not just a practice game for Proteas
Proteas top-order batsman Rubin Hermann insists that their T20 Tri-Series game a gainst New Zealand at the Harare Sports Complex on Tuesday is not a dead rubber, with the sides having already made Saturday's final. For the SA camp, it will be more than a dress rehearsal for the final against a Black Caps team who are yet to taste defeat, but more of a chance to fix their error-ridden performance against the same side last week. SA paid the price for a sloppy display with ball and then bat, slumping to a 21-run defeat in that showing. The bowlers let the Black Caps batsmen off the hook as they recovered from 74/5 to register a score of 173/5. Despite some thrilling batting from the top order, the Proteas' chase lacked consistency with too many batsmen throwing their wickets away. Hermann said they wanted none of that on Tuesday and promised they would be firing on all cylinders as in the Zimbabwe match, which they won comfortably by seven wickets on Sunday. 'I think we have some momentum on our side. So, we have to keep up that momentum and just keep playing good cricket,' he said. 'I think we've done well. 'We were lacking in a few departments in the previous New Zealand game. 'So, I think we would like to rectify that and I'm sure if we play our best cricket we'll come out as the top side there as well. 'So just keep playing good cricket. Keep playing ruthless cricket. 'And then hopefully take the series on Saturday because that's the goal at the end of the day.' Though Herman is a new kid on the international cricketing block, he looked like he belonged, displaying a proper understanding and adaptation of the conditions in Harare against Zimbabwe, against whom he scored a brilliant 63 runs. He also shared a 106-run partnership with his captain, Rassie van der Dussen. He shared how difficult the Harare surface was for the top order with the new ball. The Proteas found themselves in a sticky situation with the bat, losing their openers within the first power play. 'I think one thing we identified is that the new ball is quite tough on these wickets because there is a bit of variable bounce and variable pace. 'The new ball is probably the toughest time to bat. 'There's a lot of batsmanship involved on these pitches with inconsistent bounce and pace. There's a shorter boundary. 'I played good cricket shots, that's the best way I can explain the success. 'It was quite nice because we both just knew if we just batted we would score quickly enough. 'We were both ruthless on bad balls and so on. Luckily, we got a couple of them. So, it just took good batsmanship,' he said. Daily Dispatch
The Citizen
21-07-2025
- Sport
- The Citizen
‘We were more ruthless': Hermann says Proteas beat Zimbabwe with the bat
Batting second, the SA team chased down their target with 16 balls to spare. Proteas batter Rubin Hermann, seen here during a domestic match, hit his first international half-century against Zimbabwe on Sunday. Picture: Dirk Kotze/Gallo Images The main difference between the two sides was that South Africa had been more destructive with the bat, according to Rubin Hermann, after the Proteas beat Zimbabwe on Sunday to qualify for this week's T20 International tri-series final in Harare. Both sides struggled to gain momentum during the powerplay overs, and both lost two early wickets in their innings. And while both teams recovered, the Proteas ultimately cruised to a seven-wicket victory with 16 balls to spare. 'One thing we identified is that the new ball is quite tough on these wickets because there is a bit of invariable bounce and pace,' said Hermann, who top-scored for the SA team with 63 runs off just 36 deliveries. 'Zim also did well to come back after losing a couple of early wickets, but I think the difference lay in that we were maybe just more ruthless in the batting department with bad balls. We were good at running twos as well.' Family support Hermann, who hit his maiden half-century in his third T20 International match, was pleased to have his family at the ground in Harare (including his wife) to watch him achieve the first milestone of his international career. 'There's a little celebration I have with my wife every time she comes to watch me play. If I score fifty I blow her a kiss with my bat,' said 28-year-old Hermann. 'It's just a little thing I do to say thanks to her because she's a big rock and foundation that I work off and a big part of my support structure, so it's always nice to pay homage to them (family) to thank them for supporting me and being there. 'My family is obviously very important. There's a lot of hard work and sacrifice that goes into this, so to give them little 'thank yous' in the heat of battle is always appreciated.' South Africa will face New Zealand in a dead rubber match on Tuesday, and the two teams will meet again in the T20 International tri-series final on Saturday.
