WI vs NZ 3rd ODI Match Prediction & Betting Tips
The three match ODI series between West Indies and New Zealand comes to an end with the third and final game at the Kensington Oval on Sunday. The series is level at 1-1 after New Zealand won Friday’s rain interrupted game by 50 runs (DLS) Read on as we preview this game. The ODI gets underway at 14:00 local time in Bridgetown, Barbados.
The hosts’ top order were blown away by the experienced and quality bowling from Tim Southee and Trent Boult on Friday. They will need to find an answer to the pair in this game if they want to challenge for the win.
New Zealand showed why they are one of the best international sides around by bouncing back from Wednesday’s win with an immediate victory. The visitors have not only a strong XI but strength in depth in their squad.
West Indies vs New Zealand 3rd ODI Match Live Streaming
TV channels: This match will be shown live on BT Sport, ESPN Caribbean and Sky Sport NZ
Live Streaming: Fans can stream the match via the FanCode App.
WI vs NZ Match Toss Prediction
West Indies have chosen to field first in both games of the series so far. With overcast skies and humidity, we expect both teams to want to bowl first ahead of this final ODI.
WI vs NZ Pitch Report
Any pitch which delivers 20 wickets in an ODI is one which favours the bowlers. Both pace and spinners enjoyed the conditions and we expect a par score of no higher than 200.
Weather Report
Rain is forecast at times during the scheduled playing hours of this game. However, it will be 29 degrees throughout and we expect a game to be completed.
Read on for team previews, betting tips, latest odds, and match prediction for West Indies vs New Zealand 3rd ODI Match 2022
West Indies Team News & Playing 11
WI Team News
The hosts made one change to their XI after beating New Zealand in Wednesday’s ODI opener. Out went Jermaine Blackwood, with Brandon King, who had been in good form earlier this summer, returning to the side. We expect the same team for this decisive match.
WI Key Players
- Shai Hope- this will be Shai Hope’s 99th ODI innings and he has an excellent record with the bat in this format. He averages a century or a fifty in every three innings.
- Jason Holder- the former skipper has been inconsistent across all the series this summer but impressed with the ball on Friday. He dismissed Martin Guptill, Finn Allen and Tom Latham.
- Kevin Sinclair- the off-spinner got the wicket of Daryl Mitchell in the middle order before running through the tailenders. Right now he averages 15.60 with the ball in this format.
WI Team Form
Although they could not make it two wins on the bounce, West Indies will be far happier with inconsistent result after their losing streak earlier this summer.
West Indies Predicted Playing 11
Shai Hope (wk), Kyle Mayers, Shamarh Brooks, Brandon King, Keacy Carty, Nicholas Pooran (c), Jason Holder, Yannic Cariah, Alzarri Joseph, Akeal Hosein, Kevin Sinclair
New Zealand Team News & Playing 11
NZ Team News
Jimmy Neesham and Glenn Phillips came into the Black Caps side for the second ODI with skipper Kane Williamson ruled out with a quad injury and Lockie Feguson rested. Tom Latham took over as captain for the game and we expect him to do so with no risks taken to any players.
NZ Key Players
- Finn Allen- the 23 year old right handed top order batter hit seven fours and three sixes in Friday’s game. He finished four runs short of his first century in this format.
- Tim Southee- the right arm swing bowler has enjoyed the pitch and overhead conditions in Barbados during this series. The new ball partnership with Trent Boult continues to produce results.
- Trent Boult- the left-arm pace bowler will end his New Zealand contact after this game. Although he will still play for the Black Caps, he will not play across all formats all of the time.
NZ Team Form
New Zealand showed that they are one of the most consistent teams in this format by getting back to winning ways immediately after Wednesday’s opener.
New Zealand Predicted Playing 11
Martin Guptill, Finn Allen, Devon Conway (wk), Glenn Phillips, Tom Latham (c), Daryl Mitchell, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner, Tim Southee, Jimmy Neesham, Trent Boult
West Indies vs New Zealand Head to Head
New Zealand have narrowed the gap in the overall head to head score in ODIs to 31-29 and can reduce the gap to only one game with a win here. The Black Caps have won eight of the last two ODI meetings.
WI vs NZ Head to Head Stats in ODI's
|
Matches Played |
WI Won |
NZ Won |
Tie |
NR |
Overall |
67 |
31 |
29 |
0 |
7 |
Last 5 |
5 |
1 |
4 |
0 |
0 |
West Indies vs New Zealand Betting Odds
The bookmakers expect New Zealand to make it two wins in three days and take the series 2-1.
Who will win West Indies vs New Zealand 3rd ODI Match?
With the ODI World Cup just over a year ago, there is still time for experimentation but we expect both teams to go all out for the win in this game, select their best XI and target a series victory.
West Indies vs New Zealand Betting Rate
🏆 West Indies vs New Zealand Prediction
After two low scoring ODIs from the first two games of the series, we expect another match with the bowlers on top. Often the most exciting fixtures are the low scoring ones and this could well be a classic to end the series. Our prediction is for New Zealand to get the victory and win the series 2-1.
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