New Zealand won the second edition of the ICC Champions Trophy, then called ICC Knockout, but has had to wait to get its hands on the trophy since.
It managed a runner-up finish in the 2009 edition, losing to Australia in the final. The Black Caps have failed to make it past the group stage since the last two editions.
NEW ZEALAND OVERALL RECORD IN ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY (1998-2017)
Matched played: 24
Matches won: 12
Matches lost: 10
No Result: 2
Last result: Lost to Bangladesh by 5 wickets (Cardiff, 2017)
Last five results: Lost – 3; No Result – 2
NEW ZEALAND AT EVERY ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY EDITION
Year Result Most Runs Most Wickets 1998 Quarterfinals Stephen Fleming (119) Geoff Allott (4) 2000 Winner Roger Twose (203) Shayne O’Connor (5) 2002 Group Stage Mathew Sinclair (88) Shane Bond (6) 2004 Group Stage Nathan Astle (163) Jacob Oram (6) 2006 Semifinals Stephen Fleming (184) Jeetan Patel (5) 2009 Runner-up Martin Guptill (191) Kyle Mills (9) 2013 Group Stage Kane Williamson (101) Mitchell McClenaghan (11) 2017 Group Stage Kane Williamson (244) Adam Milne (6)
MOST RUNS FOR NEW ZEALAND IN ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY
Batter Mat. Runs Avg. S/R Highest 100s/50s Stephen Fleming 13 441 33.92 72.41 96 0/3 Kane Williamson 6 345 69.00 91.51 100 1/3 Nathan Astle 13 344 28.66 72.72 145* 1/0 Martin Guptill 11 319 29.00 86.21 66 0/2 Daniel Vettori 17 299 37.37 83.75 79 0/1
MOST WICKETS FOR NEW ZEALAND IN ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY
Bowler Mat. Wickets Econ. Avg. S/R BBI Kyle Mills 15 28 4.29 17.25 24.1 4/30 Daniel Vettori 17 18 3.65 29.00 47.5 3/14 Shane Bond 10 17 5.18 27.76 32.1 4/21 Jacob Oram 8 15 4.17 18.00 25.8 5/36 Mitchell McClenaghan 3 11 6.04 13.09 13.0 4/43
NEW ZEALAND SQUAD FOR ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY 2025
Mitchell Santner (c), Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Devon Conway, Lockie Ferguson, Matt Henry, Tom Latham, Daryl Mitchell, Will O’Rourke, Glenn Phillips, Rachin Ravindra, Nathan Smith, Kane Williamson, Will Young, Jacob Duffy.
NEW ZEALAND SCHEDULE FOR ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY 2025
New Zealand vs Pakistan – February 19 – Karachi
New Zealand vs Bangladesh – February 24 – Rawalpindi
New Zealand vs India – March 2 – Dubai
