NZ vs WI 3rd ODI Live Score: New Zealand Leads By 2 Matches: NZ won by 4 wickets!

The NZ team has successfully chased the 161 runs in just 30.3 overs, with only 6 losses. The NZ team claimed the victory by 4 wickets.

In the 27th over delivered by Matthew Forde, New Zealand has secured a solid 19 runs, including 3 Fours and 1 six. Now total score of the team stands at 145 after lost, 4 wickets.

After completing 22 overs, the New Zealand team chased 92 runs and lost 4 wickets. Now the team required 70 runs in 168 balls. Mark Chapman held strongly, with 29(43), and Michael Bracewell managed 18(14).

After concluding 15 overs, the New Zealand team has scored 46 after 3 losses. Mark Chapman’s run stands at 13(27) and Tom Latham’s at 0(13). The NZ team now needs 116 runs in 210 balls, which clearly indicates the team must focus on preserving wickets to stay in the chase.

In the 6th over, WI’s bowler Jayden Seales took the first wicket of D. Conway 11 (17). Now New Zealand’s total score is 25, after losing 1 in 6 overs. NZ needs 137 runs in 264 balls.

Maiden over by Jayden Seales! The WI team set 161 runs in 36.2 overs, after all wickets. Now, New Zealand managed 2 runs in 2 overs, which made NZ’s position require 160 runs in 288 balls.

Successfully concluding the 34th over, the West Indies managed 152, with a critical 9 losses. Now, the crucial priority for the WI team is to strongly hold the wicket. Khary Pierre has so far managed 13(28), andJayden Seales 0(6).

In the 30th over, bowler K. Jamieson gave 10 runs, including 2 fours. Now
The West Indies’ total run stands at 142 runs after 8 losses. R Chase is dominating with 38(49) and Khary Pierre 3(12) firmly holds the wicket.

In the first ball of the 26th over, J Duffy took the wicket of S Springer 12 (17). Now Roston Chase is performing strongly, as he managed 24 runs in 35 balls, and alongside the new batsman Khary Pierre, he secured 1 (2). After 26 overs, WI’s total score was 126, after 8 losses.

The West Indies team raised 116 runs in 24 overs after losing 7 wickets. Shamar Springer managed 11 (15), and on the other hand, Roston Chase 17 (27). BowlerJacob Duffy gave 25 runs in his over.

Post 21 overs, West Indies successfully secured the century after losing 7 wickets. Shamar Springer managed 2 runs in 5 deliveries, alongside R Chase, who secured 10 runs in 19 balls.

In the 19th over, the WI team has lost 2 back-to-back wickets: first J Greaves was caught and bowled out in 1 (19), and in the last ball, M Forde was gone by LBW, with 0 (4). After the over, the WI team stands at 95 runs after losing 7 wickets.

The West Indies have lost five wickets in 16.4 overs and managed 91 runs. S Rutherford is gone after 19 runs in 26 balls.

West Indies have lost four wickets in 14 overs, and the strain is rising. Shai Hope didn’t help much; he only scored 16 runs before getting out. Sharfane and Roston are now trying to work together to make the innings more stable and offer their team a chance to score a good total.

The West Indies lost 3 wickets after 10 overs; now Shai Hope needs to stand on the ground for the team. He scored 6 runs in 12 balls. And on the last ball, he hit FOUR.

West Indies are now increasing their total after losing 2 early wickets. John Campbell and Shai Hope are both working hard to get as many runs as they can. Hope is carefully making the strike to give Campbell additional chances. The team has scored 49 runs after 8 overs, which is an example that they are becoming better.

West Indies have lost 2 wickets in their first 5 overs, scoring 31 runs. Akeem couldn’t make much of an impact, managing just 17 runs off 19 balls before getting out. Keacy Carty fell for a duck, which has put the team under significant pressure early in the innings.

Matt Henry bowled an excellent first over for New Zealand, giving away just a single run to West Indies. However, in the second over, Kyle conceded 10 runs, with Akeem hitting a FOUR on the second ball. John Campbell and Akeem are both trying to settle in and build a big score for their side.

Temperature: 22.7°C, humidity: 62%, Rain chance is 2%.

New Zealand (Playing XI): Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra, Will Young, Mark Chapman, Tom Latham(w), Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner(c), Zakary Foulkes, Kyle Jamieson, Matt Henry, Jacob Duffy

West Indies (Playing XI): John Campbell, Ackeem Auguste, Keacy Carty, Shai Hope(w/c), Sherfane Rutherford, Roston Chase, Justin Greaves, Matthew Forde, Shamar Springer, Khary Pierre, Jayden Seales

West Indies have won the toss and have opted to bat