NZ vs WI, 4th T20I: Rain Disrupts Match in Nelson
The fourth Twenty20 international between New Zealand and the West Indies was abandoned on Monday due to rain after less than seven overs of play. West Indies had scored 38 for 1 in 6.3 overs when the second rain interruption ended the match prematurely at Nelson’s Saxton Oval.
West Indies started batting after New Zealand won the toss. Alick Athanaze, who made 21 runs, was the only wicket to fall. He was caught by Daryl Mitchell running back after miscuing a lofted shot off James Neesham’s delivery.
Alick Athanaze "attempted to loft a James Neesham delivery over mid-on only to miscue and be caught by Daryl Mitchell running back."
Amir Jangoo remained unbeaten on 12 runs, and the West Indies captain Shai Hope was not out on three.
Series Status
- New Zealand leads the series 2-1.
- The first match at Auckland’s Eden Park was won by West Indies by seven runs.
- New Zealand won the second game at the same venue by three runs.
- New Zealand secured the third match in Nelson by nine runs on Sunday.
- The fifth and final match is scheduled in Dunedin on Thursday.
"The fifth and final match will be played in Dunedin on Thursday."
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Author’s summary: Rain cut short the 4th T20I between New Zealand and West Indies, leaving New Zealand ahead 2-1 with the series finale set for Dunedin.
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