NZ vs WI, 4th T20I: Rain disrupts match in Nelson
The fourth T20 International between New Zealand and the West Indies was called off due to persistent rain after less than seven overs in Nelson on Monday.
New Zealand continues to lead the series 2–1, with the decisive fifth match scheduled in Dunedin on Thursday.
Match Summary
West Indies had reached 38 for 1 in 6.3 overs when rain returned, forcing officials to abandon play at Saxton Oval.
- Alick Athanaze scored 21 before miscuing a James Neesham delivery and being caught by Daryl Mitchell.
- Amir Jangoo remained unbeaten on 12.
- Captain Shai Hope was not out on 3.
Series Recap
Earlier, New Zealand lost the opening game at Auckland’s Eden Park by seven runs. They bounced back to win the second match at the same venue by three runs and secured a nine-run victory in Nelson on Sunday.
“The match at Saxton Oval was abandoned after a second rain interruption, leaving both sides disappointed,” a match official confirmed.
Photo Credit: Getty Images
Author’s Summary
The rain-hit fourth T20I in Nelson ended prematurely, keeping New Zealand ahead 2–1 ahead of the series decider in Dunedin.
More News
- The Future Of Education In An AI-Driven World
- Derichebourg Shares Climb 3.71% as Upward Market Momentum Strengthens
- A tax-refund surge is coming, JPMorgan strategist says — and it’ll shift US economy like a new round of stimulus checks
- Why I Ignore What My Coach Says and Do What I Want in the Gym
- UK Championship Snooker: Allen Trails as Zhao Xintong Advances to Last 16
- Radiohead postpones two Copenhagen shows due to illness
- Radiohead postpone Copenhagen shows as Thom Yorke battles severe throat infection
- Steve Davis and Stephen Hendry on Zhao Xintong's Snooker Future
- Inspired by a post today, I created a Chrome extension that changes the chess review assistant’s commentary
- Radiohead Postpone European Tour After Thom Yorke’s Severe Throat Infection