New Zealand vs West Indies

After suffering two series defeats against India, the Nicholas Pooran-led West Indies team will aim for a much-needed comeback as they face New Zealand in ...

New Zealand, on the other hand, will be eager to extend their 11-match winning streak in white-ball cricket. What date first T20I match between West Indies (WI) and New Zealand (NZ) will be played? Their miserable run got extended after India secured a 4-1 victory in the T20I series.

After a disappointing defeat to India, the West Indies are all set to host New Zealand next in a three-match T20I series followed by a three-game ODI ...

Fans wondering how to watch the West Indies vs New Zealand series live in India can tune in to the Fan code app. As for the live stream, fans can turn in to Flow Sports. The first match will begin live at 1:30 PM local time on Wednesday, August 10. After a disappointing defeat to India, the West Indies are all set to host New Zealand next in a three-match T20I series followed by a three-game ODI series.

With no clarity in Chris Gayle, Andre Russell and Sunil Narine's availability for the T20 WC, and Evin Lewis, Fabian Allen and Sheldon Cottrell unavailable for ...

Obed McCoy to Neesham, SIX, length ball angling into off, Neesham goes for the big swing across the line again. This was on a length outside off, Neesham shuffled closer and clubbed this on the leg side. The timing is good enough to just get him a couple

The first T20I of New Zealand's tour of West Indies 2022 will be played in Jamaica tonight. Last team to visit West Indies for their ongoing international ...

Most wickets for NZ: 18 (Tim Southee) Readers must note that the Black Caps had won all their 11 limited-overs matches against Ireland, Scotland and Netherlands. Last team to visit West Indies for their ongoing international summer season, New Zealand will be playing three T20Is and as many ODIs within a 12-day period.

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While New Zealand have a dominating T20I record against West Indies, the same can’t be said of their T20I record in this part of the world. Having said that, streaming platform Fan Code will be streaming the same at a nominal price. As a result, Indian fans will once again have to do without a television channel for an international series being played in West Indies.

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Romario Shepherd and Odean Smith Partnership: The home team at one stage were 114/7 in 16th over and match was all but over. WI vs NZ 1st T20 Highlights – NewZealand Wins by 13 RUNS: The visiting NewZealand survived some late hitting by Romario Shepherd and Odean Smith to win the 1st T20 by 13 RUNS. West Indies captain Nicholas Pooran won the toss and opted to bowl first. Follow WestIndies NewZealand 1st T20 LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN.

New Zealand 185 for 5 (Williamson 47, Conway 43, Smith 3-32) beat West Indies 172 for 7 (Brooks 42, Santner 3-19) by 13 runs.

Unfortunately losing is contagious and we're a losing side at the moment." But there was a lack of consistent momentum afterward. He finally was out to another brilliant catch on the boundary, this time from Hayden Walsh who dashed from midwicket to pocket a comfortable catch at speed. "We want to get better as a group but in saying that I was happy with the performances," West Indies captain Nicholas Pooran said. But the pair fell to consecutive deliveries fromOdean Smith, who went on to take career-best T20I figures of 3 for 32. They can hit you pretty far, so back of a length worked today and as a unit we were able to pick up wickets which was pretty key."

Mitchell Santner (2nd L) of New Zealand celebrates the dismissal of Shimron Hetmyer (L) of West Indies during the first T20i match between West Indies and ...

"It was a bit surprising to see as much spin on this deck," said the left-arm spinner after receiving the award. Mitchell Santner (2nd L) of New Zealand celebrates the dismissal of Shimron Hetmyer (L) of West Indies during the first T20i match between West Indies and New Zealand at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica New Zealand almost paid for a period of complacency towards the end of the match as an explosive unbroken 58-run eighth-wicket partnership between Romario Shepherd (31 not out) and Odean Smith (27 not out) gave the hosts a glimmer of hope after they had crashed to 114 for seven in the 16th over.

New Zealand's innings had two parts, separated by a lengthy rain break.

Unfortunately losing is contagious and we’re a losing side at the moment.” But there was a lack of consistent momentum afterward. He finally was out to another brilliant catch on the boundary, this time from Hayden Walsh who dashed from mid-wicket to pocket a comfortable catch at speed. Shepherd struck an unbeaten 31 from 16 balls and Smith 27 from 12. But the pair fell to consecutive deliveries from Odean Smith, who went on to take career-best T20 figures of 3-32. They can hit you pretty far, so back of a length worked today and as a unit we were able to pick up wickets which was pretty key.”

Fresh from a successful European sojourn, the Black Caps posted a formidable 185 for five batting first in a rain-interrupted innings before their premier ...

"It was a bit surprising to see as much spin on this deck," said the left-arm spinner after receiving the award. Fresh from a successful European sojourn, the Black Caps posted a formidable 185 for five batting first in a rain-interrupted innings before their premier bowlers combined to limit the Caribbean side to 172 for seven in reply. Fresh from a successful European sojourn, the Black Caps posted a formidable 185 for five batting first in a rain-interrupted innings before their premier bowlers combined to limit the Caribbean side to 172 for seven in reply.

They'll take heart though from the Smith-Shepherd partnership and will want to bounce back strong for the next game. As for NZ, it was a fairly complete ...

18.2 Ferguson to Odean Smith, FOUR, Smith joins in the fun and this is a firecracker shot. This is a low full toss, Smith backs away and flays it hard to the deep cover fence. Back of a length with pace-on, not the stuff to bowl on this pitch and Shepherd sends it over long-on with a loft. 18.4 Ferguson to Odean Smith, SIX, K-A-B-O-O-M! On the hard length, maybe a tad shorter than that and Smith climbs onto it with a powerful pick-up pull shot. Ferguson chases it down and keeps the batters to a brace Was the slower ball and that's what probably undid Smith but it still was in the slot Credit to NZ though, they knew the areas to hit on this surface, keeping it on that back of a length spot, creating variable bounce and the spinners got sharp turn as well. All this made it difficult for the WI batters to simply hit through the line and they didn't have a plan to tackle the NZ spin twins. The lengths kind of worked and as a unit, we were able to pick up wickets. I'm not going to blame the batters a lot, it happens and the more games we play, the better we'll get. Happy with the fight but we need to find a template to chase down these scores. We know that this West Indies side is capable of amazing things, so to get over the line is a good feeling.

New Zealand defeated the West Indies by 13 runs in the first T20 International match at Sabina Park, Kingston on Thursday (August 10).

West Indies' Shamarh Brooks plays a shot New Zealand during the first T20 cricket match at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica. West Indies' Shamarh Brooks plays a shot under the look of New Zealand's wicket keeper Devon Conway during the first T20 cricket match at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica. The second match of the three-match series will be played at the same venue on Friday.