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In Canada, ATN Cricket Plus will present the live-action of matches. West Indies after losing the white-ball series against India lost another T20I series against the Kiwis. Their batting in both the games was below par. New Zealand take on West Indies in the third and final T20I of the three-match series on August 14, Sunday in Jamaica. The match starts on 12 am IST (August 15) which is 1.30 pm local time.
WI vs NZ, 3rd T20I Live Updates: West Indies face New Zealand in the third and final T20I at the Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica.
The third T20I match between West Indies and New Zealand will begin at 12:00 am IST.
The hosts will now try to win the final T20I to avoid a humiliating series defeat. The third and final match of the series is scheduled to be played at the Sabina Park in Jamaica. Where will the third T20I match West Indies vs New Zealand be played?
Williamson collects the trophy and his team-mates join him as they pose for the photographs. New Zealand 2 -- 1 West Indies. A consolation win for the hosts ...
My job in the team is to get us off to a good start. The asking rate was brought down to 6 RPO by the ninth over and all it needed was sensible batting for the hosts to cross the line. The stand-in captain finishes it off in style and punches the air in delight. Leading up to the WC, we want to play well in the T20s. WI captain: It's a pleasure playing for WI, it's a special feeling to be the captain. The ability to know what the situation is. I chopped and changed to keep the bowlers fresh and the NZ batters thinking. The effort was there, it was great to get the series win. Player of the Series: It's special to come to Sabina and perform in front the fans. Credit to the bowlers. NZ captain: Firstly, congratulations to the West Indies the way they played. On that note, it's time to bring the curtains down on this encounter.
Stand-in captain Powell added the finishing touches after a below-par batting display from New Zealand.
We knew that with 140 things would have to go well for us with the ball and they outplayed us today." "With the bat we felt if we could get another 15 or so we could get a bit of momentum but they were able to take wickets throughout an execute their plans beautifully. Phillips needed to bat through but was out at a critical stage when New Zealand was 125 for 5 in the 17th over. West Indies innings stood in complete contrast with the opening partnership between King and Brooks occupying 13.1 overs and making the result a foregone conclusion. That task fell again to Phillips who made 41 from 26 balls and was Player of the Series. They did an excellent job for us and made my job that much easier."
Brandon King and Shamarh Brooks stitched a match-winning 102-run opening partnership which helped the side to beat New Zealand by 8 wickets and an over to ...
Earlier, New Zealand failed to carry their momentum in batting. Akeal Hosein, playing his first match in the series, returned with the figures of 2/28, Odean Smith took a career best 3/29 and Dominic Drakes finished with 1/19 while also playing his first match in the series. Shamarh Brooks batted through the innings, finishing unbeaten on 56, while Rovman Powell played a quickfire knock of 27 not out off 15 balls.
Despite suffering a defeat against West Indies by 8 wickets in the third and final match New Zealand clinched the T20I series by 2-1.
Glenn Phillips looked the best of the New Zealand batters, smashing 41 from just 26 balls to help the visitors post a below-par score of 145/7 from their allotted 20 overs. The decision by the West Indies to play two spinners proved crucial in the match, with Hosein bagging two wickets conceding 18 runs and Hayden Walsh (1/16) creating difficulties for batters to play big shots and pacer Odean Smith (3/29) reaping the rewards with career-best figures. Kingston [Jamaica], August 15 (ANI): A blistering 102-run opening wicket stand between Brandon King and Shamarh Brook guided West Indies to a win against New Zealand by eight wickets in the third T20I to prevent a sweep in the three-match series on Sunday.
Brandon King and Shamarh Brooks shared a 102-run opening partnership as West Indies beat New Zealand by eight wickets.
Phillips needed to bat through but was out at a critical stage when New Zealand was 125-5 in the 17th over. We knew that with 140 things would have to go well for us with the ball and they outplayed us today.” “The West Indies adapted to the conditions nicely,” Williamson said. That task fell again to Phillips who made 41 from 26 balls and was Man of the Series. “It was very special being able to do this at home in front of everybody,” King said. “The support is incredible, my family is here and I’m happy to be able to deliver.