South Africa Vs New Zealand: Where To Watch 2025 ICC Champions Trophy
Live Cricket Streaming: South Africa Vs New Zealand
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ICC Champions Trophy Betting: South Africa Vs New Zealand
South Africa and New Zealand will battle it out for a place in the ICC Champions Trophy final, where India will await the winner in Dubai.
The semi-final clash will take place in Lahore and both teams have proven pedigree in recent ICC events. South Africa reached the final of the World T20 before losing out to India, while the Black Caps have competed in two of the last three Cricket World Cup finals.
This contest is finely in the balance, although the Proteas are unbeaten in the competition after brushing England aside with ease in their final Pool B game. New Zealand were beaten by India in their final group match, but are still a daunting foe.
Cricket betting sites have installed South Africa as favourites at a best price of 4/5 given their form at the tournament to date.
New Zealand are only narrow underdogs at evens, so there is plenty of encouragement for Mitchell Santner's men to defy the bookies.
India are favourites on betting sites to win the competition, so whoever advances will have a challenge knocking off Rohit Sharma and company in the final on Sunday.
