The West Indies Cricket Team Vs New Zealand National Cricket Team Match Scorecard provides a complete overview of the performances, scores, and key moments whenever these two sides meet. The West Indies cricket team represents Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and the Leeward Islands of the West Indies.
Governed by Cricket West Indies (CWI), the team also represents two British Overseas Territories and several Caribbean nations. Kensington Oval in Bridgetown serves as one of the team’s iconic home grounds, hosting numerous memorable international matches, including contests against New Zealand.
Governed by Cricket West Indies (CWI), the team also represents two British Overseas Territories and several Caribbean nations. Kensington Oval in Bridgetown serves as one of the team’s iconic home grounds, hosting numerous memorable international matches, including contests against New Zealand.
| Player | Role |
|---|---|
| Shai Hope (Captain) | Wicketkeeper-Batter |
| Brandon King | Batter |
| Evin Lewis | Batter |
| Keacy Carty | Batter |
| Sherfane Rutherford | Batting All-rounder |
| Roston Chase | All-rounder |
| Romario Shepherd | Bowling All-rounder |
| Justin Greaves | All-rounder |
| Gudakesh Motie | Left-arm Spinner |
| Alzarri Joseph | Fast Bowler |
| Jayden Seales | Fast Bowler |
| Shamar Joseph | Fast Bowler |
| Matthew Forde | All-rounder |
| Jewel Andrew | Wicketkeeper-Batter |
| Alick Athanaze | Batter |
| Player | Role |
|---|---|
| Mitchell Santner (Captain) | Spin All-rounder |
| Devon Conway | Wicketkeeper-Batter |
| Will Young | Batter |
| Rachin Ravindra | Batting All-rounder |
| Daryl Mitchell | All-rounder |
| Tom Latham | Wicketkeeper-Batter |
| Glenn Phillips | All-rounder |
| Michael Bracewell | All-rounder |
| Nathan Smith | All-rounder |
| Matt Henry | Fast Bowler |
| Jacob Duffy | Fast Bowler |
| Will O’Rourke | Fast Bowler |
| Ben Sears | Fast Bowler |
| Ish Sodhi | Leg Spinner |
| Tim Robinson | Batter |
| Date | Format | Venue | Winner | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22 Jul 2026 | ODI | West Indies | New Zealand | New Zealand won (Series Finale) |
| Jul 2026 | ODI | West Indies | New Zealand | New Zealand won by 5 wickets |
| Jul 2026 | ODI | West Indies | West Indies | West Indies won |
| 19 Nov 2025 | ODI | New Zealand | New Zealand | New Zealand won by 5 wickets |
| 16 Nov 2025 | ODI | New Zealand | New Zealand | New Zealand won by 7 runs |
| 21 Aug 2022 | ODI | Barbados | New Zealand | New Zealand won by 5 wickets |
| 19 Aug 2022 | ODI | Trinidad | New Zealand | New Zealand won by 50 runs (DLS) |
| 17 Aug 2022 | ODI | Barbados | West Indies | West Indies won by 5 wickets |
| 30 Nov 2020 | T20I | Mount Maunganui | New Zealand | New Zealand won by 72 runs |
| 29 Nov 2020 | T20I | Mount Maunganui | New Zealand | New Zealand won by 72 runs |
West Indies vs New Zealand
New Zealand are coming off an impressive 2-1 Test series win against England, during which Tom Latham became only the fifth Black Cap to reach 6,000 Test runs.
Additionally, New Zealand are bidding to make history and secure a five-match ODI series win in West Indies for the first time ever; their squad boasts Northern Districts speedster Matt Fisher as well as returning captain Jacob Duffy.
Due to rain, this match was reduced to 34 overs per side. Shamar Springer (WI) made his ODI debut; scoring was tied at 132 for two when play was suspended for the day.
1st Test
After an inauspicious start to their week, West Indies were unable to recover as India easily won their debut home Test match against them. KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja continued their impressive performances while Mohammed Siraj further cemented his standing among cricketing circles.
Tagenarine Chanderpaul’s century was the only highlight for the tourists, whose batsmen surrendered pathetically in surrendering. Joe Root made attempts at being positive at his press conference but will likely lose his captaincy when this series concludes.
Overall, the tour was successful but not without some difficulty for the team in Australia. They experienced racism including having to stay in separate hotels due to their Roman Catholic faith; due to this issue the cricket board wrote directly to the Australian government asking that this be changed.
2nd Test
Due to rain, no play was possible on the first day of this Test match. Under current rules of Test cricket, if one team’s first innings total is 150 or more runs below that of its opponent(s), they can choose whether or not to impose follow-on batting; England could have made this choice but decided against doing so.
Jacob Duffy claimed five wickets to help New Zealand make an emphatic start in Wellington at their second Test against Windies, who were missing several frontline bowlers and skittled them for only 128 runs in all four innings of the match.
Devon Conway and Kane Williamson then eased New Zealand towards a comfortable victory target that provided much-needed respite after their dismal defeat in Christchurch; now holding an early lead 1-0 lead in series play.
3rd Test
New Zealand completed their 2-1 series win against West Indies with an emphatic 323-run victory on the final day at Mount Maunganui, thanks to Jacob Duffy’s 5 for 128 and match figures of nine for 128 in both innings – dominating in both. Brandon King led Windies scoring with 67 runs.
The visitors struggled early, losing three wickets during the morning session to Ajaz Patel and Roston Chase being caught out by Duffy. But post-lunch they showed some promise, with Roston Chase sharing an unbroken 95-run partnership with Shai Hope before being caught out by Glenn Phillips for 21 runs.
New Zealand batted freely against England on a challenging surface and Tom Latham and Devon Conway both scored quick centuries to take control of the match from tourists.
4th Test
The West Indies Cricket team was an international powerhouse renowned for its fast bowlers and batsmen. Winning their inaugural World Cup tournament in 1975 and successfully defending it two years later was just part of what made them great!
In addition to Test matches, West Indies players also regularly participated in limited-overs international (LOI) games.
Justin Greaves’ unbeaten 202 not out score in Christchurch helped secure a draw against New Zealand and captain Roston Chase praised it as “herculean”.
West Indies cricket currently competes in both the Caribbean Premier League and Regional Four Day Competition (formerly Busta Shield, Shell Shield and Carib Beer Cup).
Cricket West Indies comprises national cricket associations from Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago as well as Leeward Islands Saint Kitts & Nevis as well as Windward Islands.
5th Test
West Indies won the toss and elected to bat, scoring 266 runs before rain interrupted play and reduced it to 34 overs per side. Shamar Springer made his ODI debut for West Indies but was dismissed for a duck by Trent Boult; later they lost Colin de Grandhomme as their final wicket, ending an enthusiastic performance from their hosts.
Mitchell Hay was called up as cover after Seifert suffered an injury scare prior to New Zealand’s first game against Australia.
6th Test
Shamar Springer made his West Indies debut during this match reduced to 34 overs per side due to rain. New Zealand won the toss and decided to bowl, although West Indies openers created history by posting an unprecedented stand in an effort to take control of the Test match; unfortunately a collapse during final session ended those hopes for victory;
New Zealand took control 2-0 of series. Mitchell Seifert fractured his finger preventing further participation; Mitchell Hay was called up as cover.
7th Test
New Zealand won their series against West Indies 2-0 with an epic comeback in Mount Maunganui’s third Test, narrowly beating them by 323 runs to make history and take home a 2-0 series win.
Tom Latham became only the fifth New Zealand batsman ever to reach 6,000 Test runs while Devon Conway created history by scoring both century and double century scores during one match! Jacon Duffy took 23 wickets over the series.
On Day 4, the visitors looked on the verge of collapse as their top order lost four wickets within two sessions, but an incredible 196-run partnership between Shai Hope and Justin Greaves saved them.
Greaves’ maiden double-century was an impressive effort and showed exactly what it takes to become a true test batter. Kemar Roach displayed remarkable resilience as the lower order batted on for over two sessions to keep the game alive.
8th Test
The Windies cricket team represents West Indies countries and territories which speak English. Administered by Cricket West Indies (CWI), its uniform features maroon with white stripes and golden detailing.
After four wickets were lost on Day 4, four-wicket partnership between Shai Hope and Justin Greaves along with Kemar Roach’s resilience gave the Windies hope of saving this Test and drawing level at 1-1. Test cricket is about fighting till the very end; testing patience, perseverance and determination – qualities the Windies displayed beautifully as evidenced by this victory which gives them some measure of momentum as they enter each new World Test Championship cycle with confidence.
9th Test
The Windies displayed remarkable resilience against New Zealand, showing immense determination after losing both frontline seamers. Yet after seeing Shai Hope and Justin Greaves forge an extraordinary 196-run partnership and eventually draw the match; an act that showcased what Test cricket truly stands for: patience, perseverance and determination from both men to remain at the crease over four sessions.
New Zealand’s makeshift bowling attack, missing key frontline seamers, outwitted the visitors for just 128 runs before tea to secure a convincing victory and set up the third and final Test at Wellington.
Jacob Duffy claimed a five-wicket haul for the second consecutive time, while Devon Conway and Kane Williamson chased down the target comfortably before teatime to seal an easy victory.
Fans following the West Indies Cricket Team Vs New Zealand National Cricket Team Match Scorecard witnessed another dominant New Zealand performance, highlighted by disciplined bowling and composed batting. Both teams now look forward to an exciting contest between these rivals on December 17.
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