New Zealand Triumphs in Thrilling ODI Against West Indies at Providence New Zealand secured a dramatic five-wicket victory over the West Indies in the second One-Day International (ODI) at Providence on July 13, 2026. The match, part of New Zealand’s tour of the West Indies, saw the Black Caps chase down a target of 139 runs in 32.4 overs, finishing at 141/5. The victory came after a tense and competitive encounter, with New Zealand’s bowlers delivering a clinical performance to dismantle the West Indies’ batting lineup. The West Indies innings began with a strong start, as John Campbell and Ackeem Auguste added 50 runs for the first wicket. However, New Zealand’s spinners, particularly Jayden Lennox, took charge in the middle overs. Lennox, who bowled 8 overs, claimed five crucial wickets, including key dismissals of Shai Hope, Sherfane Rutherford, and Amir Jangoo. His final over, which ended the innings, saw him dismiss Alzarri Joseph and Vitel Lawes, sealing the West Indies’ fate. The West Indies’ total of 138/10 came with the loss of all 10 wickets, falling to a combination of pace and spin. New Zealand’s batting was equally impressive, with Tom Latham and Michael Bracewell anchoring the innings. Latham, who remained not out on 37 runs, and Bracewell, who scored 24, provided stability at the crease. Henry Nicholls and Will Young contributed 17 and 28 runs respectively, while Daryl Mitchell added 28. The innings was marked by a few dramatic moments, including the dismissal of Mark Chapman, who was run out by a sharp throw from Khary Pierre. The match was a testament to New Zealand’s resilience and tactical discipline. The Black Caps’ bowlers, led by Lennox’s five-wicket haul, kept the West Indies under pressure throughout.#new_zealand #west_indies #providence #john_campbell #ackeem_auguste
