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New Zealand and South Africa hoped to write their own destiny and come into this series as reigning T20 World Champions but the big game nemesis got the better of them. The Black Caps decimated the Proteas in the semi-final at Eden Gardens just over a week ago before bowing to the co-hosts India in a one-sided final in Ahmedabad last Sunday. Both teams will now engage in a five-match T20I series starting on Sunday (March 15) at Bay Oval Mount Maunganui. Both sides have given rest to most of the mainstream players with a couple of big franchise leagues coming up later in the month. Even a 5-0 win for South Africa over the Kiwis in this series won't be enough to overcome. The trauma that was caused by Finn Allen and Tim Seifert in Kolkata and the reverse won't erase the memories of the title defeat to the Men in Blue at the Narendra Modi Stadium. For starters Mitchell Santner whose captaincy was under a bit of scrutiny in the T20 WC final will lead New Zealand in the first three games. Iqbal Sports Live. KM Punk Live. Tom Latham will make a T20I comeback to lead the hosts in the last two matches. Michael Bracewell (calf) Adam Milne (ankle) Will O'Rourke (back) and Blair Tickner (ankle) were not considered for the series due to their respective injuries. Regulars Finn Allen Mark Chapman Jacob Duffy Daryl Mitchell Glenn Phillips Rachin Ravindra and Tim Seifert have been rested alongside Matt Henry who has also taken some time to spend with his new baby. Crictalks Live. Devon Conway Jimmy Neesham Ish Sodhi and Kyle Jamieson are the senior pros in the team. At the same time Lockie Ferguson has been rested for the first T20I before the speedster becomes available for the 2nd and 3rd matches. Neesham Sodhi and Jamieson are available for the entire series while Conway will take the gloves in the first 3 T20Is only. Nathan Smith and Ben Sears come back into the NZ set-up after having some injury concerns earlier in the summer. Cole McConchie has retained his place in the T20I side after performing well in his limited opportunities in the WC while being a replacement player for the injured Bracewell. Opener Tim Robinson seamer Zak Foulkes and the middle-order batter Bevon-John Jacobs who has been in tremendous form in recent times are back in the squad after failing to make. The cut for the marquee event. Central Stags' all-rounder Josh Clarkson is also back in the squad with Wellington Firebirds' top-order batter Nick Kelly getting a chance in the shortest format. Along with Smith Kelly hasn't played a T20I so far. There are a couple of other fresh faces who will join for the latter stages of the series. On the other hand South Africa are going with a depleted squad with plenty of newbies in the set-up that is led by the left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj. He is set to play in his 50th T20I and is two short of 50 scalps in this format for the visitors. The Proteas had a perfect record in the T20 WC 2026 until the fearless Kiwi outfit halted their juggernaut in the semis. SA have rested 12 of their players who featured in the recently concluded T20 WC in India and Sri Lanka. Apart from Maharaj George Linde and Jason Smith are the other two players who have been retained from the T20 WC squad. Aiden Markram Quinton de Kock Ryan Rickelton Brevis Corbin Bosch Miller Tristan Stubbs Kagiso Rabada Marco Jansen Lungi Ngidi Anrich Nortje and Kwena Maphaka are the ones who are not travelling to New Zealand. All-rounder Wiaan Mulder has replaced Eathan Bosch who has been ruled out of the tour due to a hamstring injury. South Africa tour of New Zealand 2026 - New Zealand vs South Africa 1st T20I Live Streaming details and channel list TV: Star Sports Live Live Streaming: Fancode App Live Live Scores on YouTube: Chandan Commentary #nzvssa #trending #sports #livestream #chandancommentary #cricket #chandanlive Channel About Chandan Commentary we produce audio commentary & try to entertain people through our voice Commentary of Sports so Like share subscribe our channel to listen audio Commentary of sports games. Audio Content Disclaimer This is self-created content and not copied content. The Audio commentary in this stream is self-created and not a copy of any other source. The images displayed are only for information purposes and are made by myself. Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976 allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism comment news reporting scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.