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West Indies beats New Zealand by 7 wickets in the 1st ODI to lead the 5-match series
Keacy Carty scored 95 and Shai Hope added an unbeaten 87 as the hosts chased 267 with seven balls remaining.
- On Saturday, the West Indies secured a comfortable seven-wicket victory over New Zealand in the opening match of the five-game ODI series.
- New Zealand reached 216 for 4 by the 40th over but lost its final six wickets for 33 runs, finishing at 267, despite allrounder Daryl Mitchell's 65.
- Keacy Carty scored 95 from 112 deliveries and Shai Hope made an unbeaten 87 in a 131-run third-wicket partnership that anchored the chase.
- Hope hit a six in the 49th over while Sherfane Rutherford finished 22 not out, ending the chase with seven balls remaining and no pressure.
- The teams reconvene on Monday at the same venue for the second match of the five-game series, with West Indies seeking to build momentum.
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West Indies Beat New Zealand By 7 Wickets, Take 1-0 Lead In 5-Match Series
Keacy Carty was dismissed on 95 and Shai Hope made an unbeaten 87 in a 131-run third wicket partnership which steered the West Indies to a seven wicket win over New Zealand on Saturday in the first of five ODIs.
WI vs NZ, 1st ODI: West Indies beats New Zealand by 7 wickets
Keacy Carty was dismissed on 95 and Shai Hope made an unbeaten 87 in a 131-run third wicket partnership which steered the West Indies to a seven wicket win over New Zealand on Saturday in the first of five one-day cricket internationals.
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West Indies beats New Zealand by 7 wickets in the 1st ODI to lead the 5-match series
Keacy Carty was dismissed on 95 and Shai Hope made an unbeaten 87 in a 131-run third wicket partnership which steered the West Indies to a seven wicket win over New Zealand in the first of five one-day internationals.
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