West Indies vs New Zealand

West Indies are unchanged for the decider. Lockie Ferguson has replaced Glenn Phillips in the Black Caps XI. Kane Williamson stays out due to injury. After ...

This is on a length and on middle, this is flicked towards backward square leg for a brace. Shorter and on middle, Shai Hope looks to pull it but miscues it towards the man at deep. 03:04 IST: 40.5: Mitchell Santner to Nicholas Pooran, FOUR! The ball carries towards mid-wicket and Lockie Ferguson pouches it easily. A great innings from the southpaw and he gets a standing ovation from the team and the crowd. Pooran pulls it late and all the way over fine leg for a biggie. King tries to smash it away over covers but fails to get elevation and Daryl Mitchell there leaps and dives to his right to collect it from thin air. Santner slows it up on off, fuller and Brooks is tempted to have a big swing across but only manages a top edge to covers where Daryl Mitchell takes his second catch. 02:56 IST: 38.5: Mitchell Santner to Shamarh Brooks, OUT! 02:47 IST: 36.1: Mitchell Santner to Brandon King, OUT! New Zealand have got both the opener and will sense an opening here. Can the West Indies make a comeback and claim the series?

WI vs NZ Dream11 Prediction: West Indies aim to put up a better batting display – In a run of nine consecutive losses, the Nicholas Pooran-led side failed to ...

On the other hand, New Zealand did well in the second ODI by putting on a terrific display with the ball in hand. Now, Pooran would be hoping to rectify that error and show some improvement in that department of the game. The senior players are not taking responsibility to score runs and that has resulted in West Indies struggling to put on dominating show.

11.2 Ferguson to Mayers, 2 runs, uses the angle going across him and steers it behind square on the off-side,. 11.1 Ferguson to Mayers, no run, back of a ...

Alzarri Joseph to Neesham, SIX, fuller length delivery angled across and Neesham slams it down the ground for a sixer. Just a shot needed to win for the visitors Kevin Sinclair to M Bracewell, no run, flatter one, M Bracewell stabs it out into the off-side. Was a dragged down delivery and Neesham punishes it to get his team over the line and that too with sheer panache Pooran to Neesham, SIX, swung across the line and over deep mid for a sixer. We had our chance to win the series in the second game and we let it slip. Earlier, the top three from the hosts scored majority of the runs to help them topple the 300-mark. It was nice to get over the line. The wet ball and conditions didn't help at all but the fielding from the hosts was poor and that didn't help either. I think the conditions changed a lot compared to first versus second innings. Tom Latham, Player of the Match: It was nice to make a contribution. Was nice to come here and put such a performance on the board.

Chasing a target of 302, four Kiwi batters struck half-centuries as New Zealand won the third ODI with 17 balls to spare.

Chasing a target of 302, four Kiwi batters struck half-centuries as New Zealand won the match with 17 balls to spare. Also, check the schedule of West Indies vs New Zealand It was also New Zealand's first ever bilateral win in the Caribbean in 37 years. Popular gadgets including laptop, tablet and mobile specifications, features, prices, comparison. Kensington Oval, Weather Forecast and Pitch Report, WI vs NZ Check the weather forecast for Wednesday's first ODI match between West Indies and New Zealand. Chasing a target of 302, four Kiwi batters struck half-centuries as New Zealand won the third ODI with 17 balls to spare.

Latham (69), Mitchell (63), Guptill (57) and Conway (56) make short work of a chase of 302.

[Tom Latham](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/tom-latham-388802)scored 69 and put on 120 for the fourth wicket with [Daryl Mitchell](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/daryl-mitchell-381743)(63) in a stand which paced the run chase and carried New Zealand in sight of victory. Their partnership ended when Hope was out for 51 off 100 balls and, as often happens with large partnerships, Mayers was out two balls later and without addition to the total. The pitch proved much better for batting than those on which the West Indies won the first match by five wickets and New Zealand won the second by 50 runs. "It's not every day you bat the powerplay for 20 runs but it worked out well in the end." "I think the partnership that Daryl and I were able to make put them under pressure. Jimmy Neesham settled the issue with a decisive innings of 34 from 11 deliveries, taking 18 runs from the 45th over bowled by Yannic Cariah.