Three-match ODI series between New Zealand and West Indies The third and final match will conclude where the hosts, having already won the series with an unassailable 2-0 lead, will look to complete a comprehensive whitewash. The Kiwis secured a narrow seven-run win in the first ODI, which was followed by a five-wicket win in the rain-affected second ODI, in which he played a brilliant inning of 90 runs. devon conwayFor west indiesThis match is about preserving pride and victory, especially after the captain shy hopeBrilliant century (109* off 69 balls) despite losing the last game. The action now moves to Hamilton’s Seddon Park for the series finale.
New Zealand vs West Indies, 3rd ODI: Match Details
| Description | Information |
| date and time | 22 November (Saturday); 6:30am IST / 01:00am GMT / 2:00pm local |
| venue | Seddon Park, Hamilton |
| Head-to-head record (ODI) | The head-to-head records are tightly contested, with New Zealand holding a slight lead in their 70 ODI encounters with 32 wins to West Indies’ 31 wins. |
Seddon Park, Hamilton pitch report
The pitch at Seddon Park is generally considered to be an excellent surface for batting, providing good bounce and a fast outfield, making it a high-scoring ground. However, the conditions are known to provide some early swing and seam movement, requiring batsmen to be cautious early on. Historically, this venue has been favorable for the team batting at number two due to the nature of the surface and potentially easier batting conditions under lights. The average first innings score here is around 240, but the team winning the toss will still prefer to bowl first and rely on their ability to chase the target to complete the series.
Team dynamics and key players
New Zealand: The Blackcaps are full of confidence, having got match-winners in both games. devon conway And Rachin Ravindra Has provided a strong opening stand, compensating for the injury to Daryl Mitchell. The bowling unit has been highly effective with the fast bowlers kyle jamison And nathan smith sharing an important wicket-hall, and the captain michel santner Controlling the middle overs with his spin. New Zealand are expected to experiment with their bench strength but maintain a clinical approach.
West Indies: West Indies are struggling to avoid a clean sweep and will look to build their entire batting innings around their captain. shy hopeWho is in great form and is leading the run chart of the series. The team needs other key batsmen like kisi karti And Sherfane Rutherford To provide better support. leading their bowling attack jaden seals And Matthew FordeHave struggled with consistency and will need a collective uplift in performances to contain the powerful Kiwi batting lineup.
New Zealand vs West Indies, 3rd ODI: Today’s match prediction
Case 1:
- New Zealand won the toss and bowled first
- West Indies Powerplay Score: 50-60 (10 overs)
- West Indies’ total score: 250-270
Case 2:
- West Indies won the toss and batted first
- New Zealand Powerplay Score: 55-65 (10 overs)
- New Zealand’s total score: 280-300
Match result: New Zealand will win the competition
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