New Zealand vs West Indies 2nd ODI highlight is here! New Zealand and West Indies delivered another wild thriller at Napier as both teams battled through movement, pressure and late drama. Shai Hope’s brilliant hundred kept the visitors alive, but New Zealand’s depth carried them again. Conway set the platform, Ravindra added flair and Santner finished it with calm power in the final overs to secure the series.
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Huge Runs, but Balance needed
West Indies piled up a competitive score in tricky conditions as Shai Hope controlled the innings with class and conviction. His century lifted the visitors from danger and forced New Zealand into deep thought during the chase. But runs alone were not enough. The bowling and fielding lacked consistency, especially in the final overs where pressure slipped away. A balanced performance would have made this match theirs.
Fought all the way to the end in Napier.
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Devon Conway Making it, New Zealand Batting Good Form
Devon Conway brought stability to a chase that never felt simple. Early movement troubled him, but once he settled, his timing returned and boundaries followed. His stand with Rachin Ravindra brought rhythm, confidence and control into New Zealand’s innings. Conway’s 90 looked destined to become a hundred before he fell against the flow, yet his impact shaped the chase perfectly and allowed Santner and Latham to close the door.
Devon Conway moves to 50. Anchoring the chase here in Napier 🙌
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Fastest the 6000, Wow Hope!
Shai Hope reached 6000 ODI runs in style, joining elite company with remarkable pace. He handled swing and sharp angles with calm precision and punished anything loose. His milestone arrived in a pressure situation, showing mastery and leadership across every phase of the innings.
Right up there with the best! 👌
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Shai Hope Making History, Hundred on every Members Country
Shai Hope continued rewriting his own record book with another polished hundred, completing his remarkable streak of scoring centuries across every Full Member opponent. He kept West Indies alive through tough overs, rotated strike with ease and exploded in the final stretch. Even in defeat, his performance stood out as a masterclass in control, temperament and pure batting brilliance.
Just another batting MASTERCLASS 😮💨👌
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Blackcaps without Daryl? All Good!
New Zealand missed Daryl Mitchell’s presence as he watched the match from the sidelines, but the rest of the squad stepped up with confidence. Conway and Ravindra gave the chase a clean start, while Latham and Santner finished with experience and clarity. Jamieson, Henry and Smith delivered sharp spells earlier to pull things back. The Blackcaps showed that even without one of their main men, the structure remains strong.
Series secured! A 50-run partnership between Tom Latham and Mitch Santner brings us home with 4 balls to spare.
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Tough to Defend, but Got us a Great Start too
Mitchell Santner, New Zealand captain: “But this is a tough ground to defend. One of those wickets if you spend a bit of time and get in, like Shai, he played a great hundred. They (our openers) got us off to a great start.”
West Indies began with fire as Forde and Seales found sharp movement to trouble Conway and Ravindra early. Their captain even praised Hope for keeping them competitive with a brilliant hundred. But defending at Napier is never easy and losing control late cost them. Still, the opening spell deserves full credit.
New Zealand vs West Indies Match Result：Scorecard
| New Zealand | West Indies |
| 248/5(33.3) | 247/9(34) |
Another tight finish, another showcase of skill from both sides. New Zealand held their nerve once more, thanks to Conway’s control and Santner’s late composure. West Indies pushed the contest deep again, carried by Hope’s brilliance. With the series decided, the final ODI now promises pride, pressure and one more thriller.
Final words
Sealing up the series in 3-0, well, New Zealand did pull it off without Daryl, and even Shai Hope powering the hundred, West Indies still lost it in the last moment, are the New Zealand going to be the all win form from this series, or West Indies finally got some one to stand up, follow on the next New Zealand vs West Indies highlight to find out.
