Live Cricket Score | West Indies vs New Zealand Live Score & Commentary | WI vs NZ Scorecard, West Indies vs New Zealand 2022

1st ODI • Barbados

190 (45.2)

193/5 (39)

WI won by 5 wickets

Info

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Stadium

Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados

Pitch

Batting-friendly track with some help available for spinners.

Type

Dry Track

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Fantasy Top Picks

Expert Team 1

D Conway

S Hope

Expert Team 2

K Mayers

K Williamson

Venue Details

Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados

1st Innings

236Avg Runs

8Avg Wkts

2nd Innings

213Avg Runs

7Avg Wkts

Fantasy Tips Exclusive

Kyle Mayers performed incredibly well against India in ODI series. He scored 114 runs in 3 inns with an avg of 38 runs. The team will expect him to replicate the same form vs NZ. One should pick him in fantasy cricket.

NZ opener Martin Guptill and Devon Conway is a deadly combination. Devon played his last ODI series back in April vs Bangladesh and he scored 225 runs in 3 inns. Both are destructive batters and they are pickworthy players for fantasy cricket.

NZ spinner Ish Sodhi ( 37 M, 48 wkts) and WI spinner Akeal Hosein (26 M, 39 wkts) have taken wickets with consistency in the recent past. These underrated spinners can turn tables anytime in their overs.

WI have problems of consistency in their batting. Resolving that would help them in scoring more runs. And NZ will look to take the advantage of their weakness.

Hot Picks: Devon Conway, Shai Hope, Kyle Mayers

Safe Picks: Martin Guptill, Akeal Hosein, Brandon King

Stay Aways: Odean Smith

Player of the Match Shamarh Brooks

79(91)

NZ s

WI s

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New Zealand s

190/10 (45.2)

Batters

Martin Guptill

61.54

c KR Mayers b AJ Hosein

Finn Allen

104.17

c N Pooran b AJ Hosein

Kane Williamson

(C)

68.00

c SD Hope b A Joseph

Devon Conway

26.67

c SSJ Brooks b AJ Hosein

Tom Latham

63.16

lbw b K Sinclair

Daryl Mitchell

62.50

lbw b A Joseph

Michael Bracewell

93.94

lbw b Y Cariah

Mitchell Santner

65.79

c J Blackwood b J Holder

Tim Southee

70.59

b J Holder

Lockie Ferguson

0.00

Not out

Trent Boult

33.33

b A Joseph

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 1)

TOTAL

(45.2 Ov, RR: 4.19)

190/10

Bowlers

EXT

Jason Holder

4.88

Akeal Hosein

2.80

Alzarri Joseph

8.2

4.32

Kevin Sinclair

3.70

Yannic Cariah

5.44

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Finn Allen

c N Pooran b AJ Hosein

1-41

8.4

Martin Guptill

c KR Mayers b AJ Hosein

2-53

10.4

Devon Conway

c SSJ Brooks b AJ Hosein

3-63

14.5

Tom Latham

lbw b K Sinclair

4-88

21.1

Daryl Mitchell

lbw b A Joseph

5-116

29.2

Kane Williamson

c SD Hope b A Joseph

6-122

29.6

Michael Bracewell

lbw b Y Cariah

7-162

38.4

Mitchell Santner

c J Blackwood b J Holder

8-189

44.2

Tim Southee

b J Holder

9-189

44.3

Trent Boult

b A Joseph

10-190

45.2

West Indies s

193/5 (39)

Batters

Shai Hope

108.33

c K Williamson b T Southee

Kyle Mayers

66.67

c T Latham b T Boult

Shamarh Brooks

86.81

b T Boult

Keacy Carty

55.00

lbw b M Santner

Nicholas Pooran

(C)

59.57

c T Latham b T Southee

Jermaine Blackwood *

66.67

Not out

Jason Holder

52.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 2, LB: 2, NB: 0, W: 14)

TOTAL

(39 Ov, RR: 4.95)

193/5

Did not Bat

Kevin Sinclair, Yannic Cariah, Akeal Hosein, Alzarri Joseph

Bowlers

EXT

4.90

3.90

6.88

3.57

5.25

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Kyle Mayers

c T Latham b T Boult

1-17

2.5

Shai Hope

c K Williamson b T Southee

2-37

5.6

Keacy Carty

lbw b M Santner

3-74

13.6

Nicholas Pooran

c T Latham b T Southee

4-149

28.3

Shamarh Brooks

b T Boult

5-172

33.2

Match Info

Date & Time

17 Aug, 11:30 PM IST

Venue

Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados

Match

1st ODI,

West Indies vs New Zealand 2022

Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Gregory Brathwaite(West Indies), Joel Wilson(West Indies), Nigel Duguid(West Indies, TV)

Referee

Richie Richardson(West Indies)

Pitch Report

Batting-friendly track with some help available for spinners.

Toss

West Indies elected to bowl

0 0 1 1 0 0

Over 36

Runs: 2

0 0 1 1 1 4

Over 37

Runs: 7

0 0 0 0 0 1

Over 38

Runs: 1

0 0 0 0 0 4

Over 39

Runs: 4

All Overs

Player of the Match Shamarh Brooks

79(91)

Commentary

That'll be all from this contest but there's plenty of cricketing action lined up. India's tour of Zimbabwe begins in a few hours while the Netherlands look to draw level and pull off an upset over Pakistan. Oh, there's the Lord's Test to look forward to as well so do stay tuned to Sportskeeda for all the coverage you need. Thank you for tuning into our coverage of this contest - this is the duo of Sooryanarayanan and Sudheer signing off for the moment. Buh-bye and take care!

A comfortable victory for the hosts as they put in a clinical display across departments. They'll want to make it a habit against a fine New Zealand side that'll be itching to bounce back at this same venue in a couple of days' time. All in all, the series has been set up as well as it possibly could have.

Nicholas Pooran (West Indies Captain): Coming to the Kensington Oval, you look at the surface and it was a little bit dry playing against Australia last year. We know that three spinners is a good idea in the Caribebean as well and it's about giving the guys an opportunity, taking the risk and hoping it works. Glad that the gamble paid off. (On the performance of the debutant spinners) These guys are playing their first game and they played really well. They bowled really well under pressure in their first ODI game. I think Yannic was brilliant. The Caribbean people want a leg-spinner in the team and he bowled really well. Happy that he was able to contribute today. We knew it was going to be tricky for sure with Boult and Southee swinging the ball. Shamarh Brooks has been batting well throughout the year and it was about one big partnership to get us over the line. I think Brooky and I won the game for us with that stand. It was great to get some points today.

Kane Williamson (New Zealand Captain): I thought there was a big effort. Obviously it was very challenging to get some momentum and rhythm but credit to the West Indies to get the best out of the surface and play very well. It was tough - you always want more (on the board) but having said that at the halfway stage it could have been competitive. Credit to the way the West Indies batted, they didn't give too much and we didn't execute as well. It's about rolling our sleeves up as well as possible and putting in an improved performance (next game). It's sort of the way it goes - it didn't go our way today but it was good for guys to get overs under their belt. Hopefully we can execute nicely going ahead and play better.

West Indies 193/5 (39) beat New Zealand 190 all out (45.2) by 5 wickets.
Shamarh Brooks 79 (91) | Akeal Hosein 3/28 (10)
Kane Williamson 34 (50) | Tim Southee 2/39 (10)

West Indies win the game by 5 wickets and 11 overs to spare. This is a convincing win for them after having performed well with both bat and ball on the field. Shamarh Brooks almost guided the team to win before perishing towards the fag end of the innings playing a wonderful knock of 79 chasing a total of 191.

West Indies will be pretty happy with their batting effort especially from Shamarh Brooks. Shai Hope got a good start but fell to rash shot at the start. Nicholas Pooran had a good partnership with Brooks and that set the match for them while Holder and Jermaine Blackwood saw their team home without any further hiccups.

New Zealand must be disappointed with their bowling as they failed to execute their plans when it was necessary. Leaking runs upfront never really bodes well while defending a small total and they were behind the eight ball immediately. Although they managed to get 3 wickets but failed to continue the same turning the match in West Indies favour.

All in all, West Indies are now 1-0 up in the series and take a lot of confidence from this win after having few close games against India in the previous series. They will look to close down the series winning the upcoming game.

Shamarh Brooks is the Player of the Match for his 91-ball 79. Hear from the man: Watching the Kiwis bat we realized it was a bit tough going early for them. Credit must go to the bowlers to restrict them to 190. I had to go out there and get a partnership going. The wicket wasn't the easiest to bat on - the longer you spent out there, the easier it got. It's a very big thing - we've been doing well in this format coming off (the series) against India. We're feeling confident and we just want the guys to go from strength to strength. (On his partnership with Pooran) We just wanted to put our eggs together. We know Nicky plays a lot of shots but it was quite good in the end.

overs

193 /5 score

runs

Jermaine Blackwood

12 (18)

Jason Holder *

13 (25)

Mitchell Santner

1 /25

38.6 Mitchell Santner to Jason Holder, FOUR! SEALS IT IN STYLE! Gets the half-volley he was after with enough room outside off. He leans forward and uses his wrists to cream it through extra cover as he seals the deal in grand fashion with a delightful boundary. It's been a dominant display by the hosts in this series opener - West Indies win by 5 wickets to go 1-0 up in the 3-match series!

38.5 Mitchell Santner to Jason Holder, quick and drifting in full at the stumps, Holder meets it with a forward poke from his crease.

38.4 Mitchell Santner to Jason Holder, tossed up full around off, Holder presses forward with an angled bat and defends. He's having a net out there!