Australia will take on New Zealand in the first Test match at Optus Stadium in Perth tomorrow. This is also a day-night Test match. 

Australia has had a great start of their home season 2019/20 as they beat Sri Lanka in T20Is and Pakistan in T20Is as well as in Tests and now will look to shift their focus on New Zealand. Australia's batting, as well as bowling line up, is in great form and in these home conditions they should continue to do well.

On the other hand, New Zealand is coming off with a series win over New Zealand and has had a good run in Test cricket over the years but in these Aussie conditions, it'll be a tough challenge for their batsmen and bowlers. 

All the major stats and facts ahead of the first Test between Australia and New Zealand in Perth

Head to Head :

Tests - 57

Australia won - 31

New Zealand won - 8

Drawn - 18

Test record in 2019 -

Australia - 6 wins, 2 losses and 2 draws in 10 Tests

New Zealand - 4 wins, 1 lost and 1 draw in 6 Tests

4 - Australia has won each of its last four Test matches at home. 

6 - Australia has won all the 6 day-night Tests they played. New Zealand has 1 win and loss each from 2-day night Tests. 

29 - Neil Wagner has taken 29 wickets at an average of 16.62 in just 4 Tests this year. 

71.27 - David Warner's Test batting average against New Zealand. He has scored 784 runs in just 7 Tests with 4 hundreds. 

200 - Josh Hazlewood needs 6 more wickets to become the 18th Australian bowler to take 200 wickets in Test cricket. 

829 - Runs Marnus Labuschange has scored in Test cricket this year - the most by any batsman. 

1000 - All-rounder Colin de Grandhomme needs 32 more runs to complete 1000 runs in Test cricket. 

7000 - David Warner needs 53 more runs to complete 7000 runs in Test cricket.