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West Indies women lose finale to New Zealand
Hayley Matthews (right) of West Indies plays a pull shot as wicketkeeper Isabella Gaze of New Zealand reacts during the third One Day International at Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium in Antigua on September 25, 2022. (Photo: CWI Media)
Cricket, Sports
October 7, 2022

West Indies women lose finale to New Zealand

NORTH SOUND, Antigua (CMC) — Captain Hayley Matthews struck her sixth Twenty20 International half-century but that was the only highlight for hapless West Indies Women, as they slumped to a five-wicket defeat off the last delivery of the final T20I against New Zealand Women on Thursday.

In a series which has been littered by tense final-over finishes, the finale at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground proved no different, Player-of-the-Match Maddy Green scampering a single off the final ball to help her side overhaul a modest target of 102.

The 29-year-old right-hander was the hero, top-scoring with an unbeaten 32 from 29 balls with two fours, while Amelia Kerr chipped in with 25 and veteran captain Sophie Devine, 23.

Matthews had earlier shone with 56 from 54 balls but unfortunately, was the only player to reach double figures as West Indies Women struggled to 101 for eight off their 20 overs after they were sent in.

The elegant right-hander counted three fours and two sixes, putting on 21 for the first wicket with Aaliyah Alleyne (6) and 29 for the second wicket with Kyshona Knight (8), before she was fifth out in the 17th over with the score on 83.

Veteran fast bowling all-rounder Suzie Bates claimed three for 10 to lead her side’s attack while teenaged left-arm spinner Fran Jonas (2-8) — who bowled the new ball — and 21-year-old off-spinner Eden Carson (2-18), provided support.

In reply, New Zealand Women started well when Devine posted 25 for the first wicket with Bates (13) before three wickets fell for 17 runs in the space of 20 balls.

However, Green came to her side’s rescue, putting on 37 for the fourth wicket with Kerr to repair the damage.

Scoreboard

West Indies Women

*H Matthews c Kerr b Jonas 56

A Alleyne c Plimmer b Jonas 6

Kyshona Knight run out 8

+R Williams lbw b Carson 4

N McLean b Bates 3

S Gajnabi c Kerr b Bates 2

C Nation b Carson 8

S Grimmond not out 2

A Fletcher c wkp Gaze b Bates 2

S Connell not out 0

Extras (b1, lb4, w5) 10

Total (8 wkts, 20 overs) 101

Did not bat: K Ramharack

Fall of wickets: 1-21, 1-50, 2-63, 3-71, 4-80, 5-83, 6-96,

7-96, 8-100

Bowling: Jonas 4-1-8-2, Tahuhu 2-0-17-0, Devine 1-0-5-0,

Penfold 2-0-15-0, A Kerr 4-0-24-0, Carson 4-0-17-2, Bates

3-0-10-3.

New Zealand Women

*S Devine run out 23

S Bates b Fletcher 13

B Halliday b Grimmond 1

A Kerr c sub (C Fraser) b Gajnabi 25

M Green not out 32

G Plimmer run out 3

L Tahuhu not out 1

Extras (b1, lb2, w1) 4

Total (5 wkts, 20 overs) 102

Did not bat: +I Gaze, M Penfold, E Carson, F Jonas

Fall of wickets: 1-25, 2-28, 3-42, 4-79, 5-97

Bowling: Connell 4-0-16-0, Matthews 4-0-25-0, Grimmond

4-0-18-1, Fletcher 4-0-12-1, Ramharack 3-0-20-0, Gajnabi

1-0-8-1.

Result: New Zealand Women won by five wickets.

Series: New Zealand Women won five-match series 4-1.

Player-of-the-Match: Maddy Green.

Toss: New Zealand Women.

Umpires: Carl Tuckett, Shannon Crawford.

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