NZ vs WI Live Cricket Score

28.3 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Michael Rae gets his maiden wicket in Test cricket and what a dismissal it has been. This is delivered fuller, pitching it around the sixth stump and angles it a shy bit in. John Campbell gets on his front foot to defend it down, but the ball kisses the outside edge of the bat and zips toward the right of the first slip fielder. It's Daryl Mitchell who gets low and takes the catch nearly into his palm.  93/3

16.4 OUT! LBW! Big shout for LBW and up goes the finger. Brandon King takes the review now. This is on a good length, pitching just outside off and angling in. Brandon King prods halfway to play a front-footed defence but gets beaten on the inside edge. The Ultra Edge shows no bat involvement and the Ball Tracking reflects the wickets hitting as the umpire's call as the ball is just clipping the bails of the leg stump. New Blair Tickner draws the first wicket and a round of applause from the crowd.  66/1

19 OUT! LBW! Another appeal and another dismissal by Blair Tickner. This is quite the same delivery he bowled to King. This one is on a good length, pitching it just outside off and angles it in. Kavem Hodge presses on his front foot to defend it down, but the ball sneaks past the inside edge to thump his front pad. Instantly, when the roar of appeal started to occur, Hodge walked off the crease and started walking toward the dugout as he knows that the finger of the umpire is going up. West Indies are 66 for 2 now.  66/2

45.3 OUT! TAKEN! The change of length has worked for Blair Tickner and this is an important breakthrough for New Zealand. This one is a well-directed bouncer, on off and middle. Hope was expecting a fuller but as he sees the shorter length delivery, he gets bamboozled and the ball hits the top edge as he looks to dab it to the leg side. The ball loops behind the stump to the front of third slip and Kane Williamson has taken it beautifully.  153/4

55.4 OUT! KNOCKED'EM OVER! Make it four for Blair Tickner. He sprints hard, takes a leap, and punches the air. Tickner is all pumped up. This is on a hard length, just outside off, nipping a bit in. Roston Chase rocks back and looks to block it down, but the ball gets nicked on the inside edge and crashes into the leg stump. West Indies are 176 for five men down.  176/5

59 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Michael Rae gets his second wicket on his debut. This is on a good length, outside off, Justin Greaves presses forward to defend it away, but the ball kisses the outside edge and goes into the gloves of Mitchell Hay. West Indies are six men down with 182 on the board.  182/6

68.4 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Glenn Phillips gets his name written on the wicket list. He pitches it up, a bit fuller with some flight, just outside off and turns a bit in. Tevin Imlach lunges to block it to the front but the ball sneaks past the outside edge and hits the top of the off stump. West Indies are 199 for 8.  199/8

60.3 OUT! Appeal for LBW, but the umpire says no! Tom Latham has reviewed. This is on a hard length, on middle, Roston Chase goes deep into the crease to block it down the deck, but the ball sneaks past the inside edge and thumps the middle stump. The UltraEdge shows no bat involvement and the Ball Tracking reflects three reds as the ball is hitting on the top of middle stump.  184/7

73.5 OUT! Anderson Phillip is run out! Good length on middle and off, Jayden Seales blocks this to the left of Devon Conway at point. A bit of yes-no between Anderson Phillip and Jayden Seales. The non-striker, Anderson Phillip, backs up a long way and is sent back by Jayden with Devon Conway quickly pouncing onto the ball from point. Devon throws it towards the non-striker's end but misses the stumps. Kristian Clarke, on as a substitute for the injured Blair Tickner, was alert enough to back up from mid on and pick it up and hit the stumps towards the non-striker's end with the batter short of his crease. The TV replay confirms that Anderson Phillip was out of his crease when the bails were dislodged by Kristian Clarke.  204/9

75 OUT! CAUGHT! Just like that West Indies are bowled out for 205. Full and wide outside off, Ojay Shields chases this and pokes at it. Gets it edged off the outside towards Kane Williamson at third slip. Kane Williamson makes no mistake and holds onto it.  205/10

13.2 OUT! BOWLED'EM! This is an absolute peach of a delivery. Tom Latham had no answer whatsoever to this beauty by Kemar Roach as he comes around the stumps, shaping one away from the batter but angling it back into him after pitching. Devon Conway gets lured into a drive but the ball comes in with the angle and beats te insdie edge of Tom Latham. The ball goes on and disturbs the timber.  36/1

35.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! One brings two for the Windies. What a start to the post-Lunch session for the visitors this is. Full and wide down the leg, a nothing delivery from Justin Greaves. Devon Conway chases this and goes for the flick, looking for some runs. Gets a faint tickle that's taken well by the keeper diving to his right. Tevin Imlach makes sure that the ball doesn't pop out and Devon Conway walks back after putting in the hard yards and scoring 60.  117/4

30.5 OUT! CASTLED! It takes a brilliant delivery to get a batter of Kane Williamson's quality out and my word, has Anderson Phillip not produced an absolute beauty of a delivery to send Kane Williamson back in the dressing room. On a length around off, angling in and seaming away after landing. Kane Williamson plays for the one angling in and the ball moves away from the batter and goes on to disturb the timber. Kane Williamson did not do much wrong but the ball was unplayable from Anderson Phillip. Kane Williamson departs.  103/2

34.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Full and wide outside off, Rachin Ravindra acts a bit lazy as he goes for the drive. The ball just shapes a fraction away from the southpaw and that is enough to induce an outside edge back into the gloves of Tevin Imlach behind the stumps.  117/3

55 OUT! Big appeal now for caught behind, but turned down! West Indies are going for the review. This is fuller, pitching it on leg and shaping it down the leg side. Daryl Mitchell looks to flick at it but fails to make the proper connection. The UltraEdge comes up and shows that when the ball passes the inside edge, there is a clear spike on the meter. The on-field decision has to change to Out. Daryl Mitchell has to depart, scoring 25 off 52.  190/5

60.4 OUT! TAKEN! Ojay Shields has to the last laugh. He dishes another short of a length on middle and leg. Mitchell Hay pulls it harder than before, but the ball flies flat and straight to Kemar Roach in the deep backward square leg. The regret is very much on the face of Hay as he doesn't really have to charge on the bowler, especially when he got two boundaries. He has to depart, scoring a hefty 61 off 93.  213/6

66.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Glenn Phillips was struggling to face the angling in bouncers from the pacers, therefore, he tried to take on the spinner, but Roston Chase made sure to get the better. This is fuller from Chase, on off and middle. Glenn Phillips gets down on one knee to slog sweep it, but fails to get the elevation on that shot. The ball balloons toward the deep mid-wicket region, and Anderson Phillip does well to scoop the catch in.  233/7

70.3 OUT! IN THE AIR... TAKEN! Anderson Phillip gets his third wicket. He dishes a short delivery, on middle and leg, angling in. Jacob Duffy looks to hook it but fails to get the proper connection on the bat. The ball loops toward the right of the deep backward square leg fielder. Kavem Hodge is the man to judge the skier well and scooks it in.  257/8

74.4 OUT! BOWLED'EM! On a good length, on off and shapes it in. Michael Rae looks to heave it away but misses on the inside edge and the ball rattles the top of the leg stump. New Zealand are all out now as Blair Tickner got injured. New Zealand have posted 278.  278/9

6.5 OUT! CASTLED! What a debut this man is having. In the first inning he picked three wickets and now he joined the attack and provided an immediate impact. He delivers it on a good length, pitching it wide outside off, around the seventh stump and nips it in sharply. John Campbell lunges forward to cover the off pole, but the ball sneaks past the front pad and rattles the top of the off stump. West Indies are 24 for 1.  24/1

17.1 OUT! KING IS RUN OUT! A bit of a mix-up between the batters cost them their third wicket. Michael Rae scoots from over the wicket and dishes on a hard length, just outside off. Brandon King rides the delivery and bunts it wide of the short cover fielder. Kings says yes for the run, but Hodge sees Michael Bracewell in the region, dives ot his right and makes the stop. Hodge changes his plan and rejects the call to send his partner back, but King is halfway down the track. He sprints back at the striker's end, and Bracewell throws it at the striker's end just after he spots the striker is away from his crease. Kings dives to get into the popping crease, but he fails to make it in time, as Mitchell Hay gloves the ball and thumps the thumps.  50/3

7.4 OUT! LBW! Huge appeal for a caught behind, but the umpire says no. Tom Latham opts for the review. This is on a good length, pitching it on off and nipping it away. Anderson Phillip rocks back to block it down but misses the outside edge. The UltraEdge shows that there is no bat involvement, but the ball grazes the outer part of the pad, which makes the sound and the Kiwis thought as caught behind. However, the Ball Tracking comes up and it turns three reds as the ball is hitting the off stump. The night watchman has to walk back and West Indies lose their second wicket in no time.  25/2

30.4 OUT! TAKEN! Oh my goodness, what a take that is from the substitute fielder Will Young. Just as when West Indies was looking settled, they lost another wicket. This is back of a length, pitching it just outside off and shaping in. Kavem Hodge gets on his backfoot to pull it, but he pulls it flat and straight at the fielder in the short square leg region, who was placed there just for that type of catch. Will Young drops to his left and takes the catch near his left thigh to dismiss Kavem Hodge. He scored 35 off 75 and West Indies lead by 15 runs.  88/6

18 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! What an over it was for the Kiwis. Michael Rae dishes another good length, on off and middle, shaping it in. Shai Hope rocks back and looks to work it toward the leg side, but he doesn't roll his wrists as the ball stays but straighter than he expected. The ball hits the outer part of the bat full face bat and it lobs back to the bowler. Rae, who was in his followthrough, sees the dolly and scoops it into his hand.  58/4

22.1 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! The Kiwis never really appealed and started celebrating as they are confident with that one, but the skipper of the Windies, Chase, has taken a review. Jacob Duffy scoots from over the stumps and offers a hard-length delivery, just outside off. No such movement on that delivery. Chase rocks back and looks to block it to his front but the ball just kisses the outside edge and gets into the gloves of Mitchell Hay. The UltraEdge pops up and it shows that there is a clear spike as the ball passes the outside edge. West Indies lose their fifth wicket and also their first review. They still have two reviews left in the bank.  70/5

43 OUT! LBW! Excellent review by New Zealand and Jacob Duffy gets his third now. This one is on a good length, pitching it just outside off and nips in. Justin Greaves prods halfway to defend it but the ball sneaks past the inside edge and thumps the back thigh pad. After an appeal turned down by the umpire, Tom Latham asks Duffy, who is looking unsure about it, but Latham takes the risk and opts for the review. The UltraEdge shows bat involvement, and the Ball Tracking turns three red. West Indies lose their seventh wicket.  They have a lead of 40 runs.  113/7

44.1 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Make it four for Jacob Duffy. He pitches it up, fuller, around the sixth stump. Tevin Imlach plants his front foot to drive it through the vast gap in cover, but the ball takes a thick outside edge and zips straight to slip. Tom Latham moves to his left and takes the catch into his palm. Duffy is on a Hat-Trick.  114/8

45.4 OUT! EDGE AND TAKEN! The debutant gets his third wicket. On a good length, outside off, around the fifth stump. Jayden Seales looks to punch it away, through cover but fails to get the middle. The ball kisses the outside edge and gets into the gloves of Mitchell Hay.  119/9

46.2 OUT! IN THE AIR... TAKEN! Jacob Duffy gets the FIVE-FER and as he is walking back to the pavilion with the ball in his hand, the crowd are up on their feet to applaud the masterpiece they witnessed. Short of a length, on middle, angling in. Ojay Shields once again swings his willow to heave it to deep mid-wicket, but the ball gets big on him and gets the top edge. It loops toward the left of the deep fine leg region, where Michael Rae does well to get underneath the skier and scoops in safely. West Indies are all out with a lead of 55 runs.  128/10

7.1 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Anderson Phillip has made an immediate impact after being introduced. He dishes a good-length delivery, pitching it just outside off and shapes in toward the pads of the batter. Tom Latham looks to flick it to the leg side, but the ball gets the outside edge and zips toward the third slip fielder. Kavem Hodge is the man who scoops the catch safely into his hand.  26/1