Black Caps slow bowling beats West Indies again
The Black Caps have won the third ODI against the West Indies in Guyana by six wickets with 63 balls to spare thanks to another superb slow-ball bowling display.
Choosing to field first New Zealand held th home side to 140 all out in the 38th over and then scored 141-4 in the 40th over to win
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Jayden Lennox followed his five-wicket haul in the second match with 4 for 52 - equalling the most wickets for a New Zealand spinner in a bilateral ODI series.
Tje West Indies lost 6 for 19, to fall from 121 for 3 to 140 for 9, which brought the end of their innings after John Campbell had been forced to retire hurt with what appeared a hamstring injury. Keacy Carty top-scored with 48 while Ackeem Auguste and Shimron Hetmyer made 26 each.
While Lennox took four wickets captain Mitch Santner had 2-15 from 8.1 overs and Michael Bracewell 2-33 from 10 overs. Jacob Duffy had the other wicket.
An unbroken fifth-wicket stand of 52 between Tom Latham and Dean Foxcroft then ensured New Zealand overcame a wobble to coast to victory.
Other contributors were Henry Nicholls 24, Will Young 23 and Daryl Mitchell 28.
The Black Caps lead the series 2-1 with the two remaining matches in Barbadoes.
