Is this New Zealand's World Cup?

Semi-finalists six times. Runner-up in 2015.
Rajneesh Gupta highlights important numbers for the New Zealand team from World Cups.

Result Summary

New Zealand team

IMAGE: Team New Zealand celebrates the fall of a wicket. Photograph: Jordan Mansfield/Getty Images

Year	Mts	Won	Lost	NR	Remarks
1975	4	2	2	0	Lost in semi final
1979	4	2	2	0	Lost in semi final
1983	6	3	3	0	Could not qualify for semi finals
1987	6	2	4	0	Could not qualify for semi finals
1992	9	7	2	0	Lost in semi final
1996	6	3	3	0	Lost in quarter-final
1999	9	4	4	1	Lost in semi final
2003	8	5	3	0	Knocked out in Super-Six
2007	10	7	3	0	Lost in semi final
2011	8	5	3	0	Lost in semi final
2015	9	8	1	0	Runner-up
Total	79	48	30	1

Playing Record

Versus	Mts	Won	Lost
Afghanistan	1	1	0
Australia	10	3	7
Bangladesh	4	4	0
England	8	5	3
India	7	4	3
Pakistan	8	2	6
South Africa	7	5	2
Sri Lanka	10	4	6
West Indies	7	4	3

Highest Team Totals

Total	Vs	Venue	Year
393/6	West Indies	Wellington	2015
363/5	v Canada	Gros Islet	2007
358/6	v Canada	Mumbai	2011
331/7	Kenya	Gros Islet	2007
331/6	Sri Lanka	Christchurch	2015

Lowest Team Totals

Total	Vs	Venue	Year
112	Australia	Port Elizabeth	2003
133	Australia	St George's	2007
146	India	Centurion	2003
153	Sri Lanka	Mumbai	2011
156	West Indies	Southampton	1999

Highest Individual Innings

MJ Guptill

IMAGE: Martin Guptill. Photograph: Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images

Runs	Player	Vs	Venue	Year
237*	Martin Guptill	West Indies	Wellington	2015
171*	Glenn Turner	v East Africa	Birmingham	1975
141	Scott Styris	Sri Lanka	Bloemfontein	2003
134*	Stephen Fleming	South Africa	Johannesburg	2003
131*	Ross Taylor	Pakistan	Pallekele	2011
130	Chris Harris	Australia	Madras	1996
114*	Glenn Turner	India	Manchester	1975
111*	Scott Styris	Sri Lanka	St George's	2007
105	Martin Guptill	Bangladesh	Hamilton	2015
102*	Nathan Astle	Zimbabwe	Bloemfontein	2003
102*	Stephen Fleming	Bangladesh	North Sound	2007
101	Brendon McCullum	v Canada	Mumbai	2011
101	Nathan Astle	England	Ahmedabad	1996
101	Lou Vincent	v Canada	Gros Islet	2007
100*	Martin Crowe	Australia	Auckland	1992

LEADING BATSMEN

	Matches	Runs	Highest Score	Average	Strike Rate	100	50
Stephen Fleming	33	1,075	134*	35.83	76.89	2	5
Scott Styris	26	909	141	53.47	88.59	2	6
Martin Crowe	21	880	100*	55.00	83.49	1	8
Martin Guptill	17	809	237*	57.78	89.39	2	3
Brendon McCullum	34	742	101	33.72	120.84	1	6
Ross Taylor	23	652	131*	36.22	73.34	1	3
Glenn Turner	14	612	171*	61.20	63.35	2	2
Chris Cairns	28	565	60	33.23	83.57	0	3
Craig McMillan	25	506	75	23.00	70.37	0	2

Highest Partnership for each wicket

Wicket	Runs	Players	Venue	Year
1st	166*	Martin Guptill and Brendon McCullum	Zimbabwe (Ahmedabad)	2011
2nd	140*	Stephen Fleming and Nathan Astle	South Africa (Johannesburg)	2003
3rd	149	Glenn Turner and John Parker	v East Africa (Birmingham)	1975
4th	168	Lee Germon and Chris Harris	Australia (Madras)	1996
5th	148	Roger Twose and Chris Cairns	Australia (Cardiff)	1999
6th	85*	Jacob Oram and Brendon McCullum	v Canada (Gros Islet)	2007
7th	85	Ross Taylor and Jacob Oram	Pakistan (Pallekele)	2011
8th	71	Brendon McCullum and James Franklin	Ireland (Providence)	2007
9th	59	Jeremy Coney and John Bracewell	Pakistan (Nottingham)	1983
10th	65	Martin Snedden and Ewan Chatfield	Sri Lanka (Derby)	1983

Best Bowling in a match

Wicket/Runs	Player	Vs	Venue	Year
7/33	Tim Southee	England	Wellington	2015
6/23	Shane Bond	Australia	Port Elizabeth	2002/03
5/25	Richard Hadlee	Sri Lanka	Bristol	1983
5/27	Trent Boult	Australia	Auckland	2015

Leading Bowlers

IMAGE: Jacob Oram celebrates taking a wicket. Photograph: Hannah Peters/Getty Images

	Matches	Wickets	Average	Runs Per Over	Best	4W
Jcaob Oram	23	36	21.33	4.21	4/39	2
Daniel Vettori	32	36	32.44	4.14	4/18	2
Tim Southee	17	33	23.75	5.11	7/33	1
Chris Harris	28	32	26.90	4.43	4/7	1
Shane Bond	16	30	17.26	3.50	6/23	1
Trent Boult	9	22	16.86	4.36	5/27	2
Richard Hadlee	13	22	19.13	2.88	5/25	1
Geoff Allott	9	20	16.25	3.70	4/37	2

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