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NZ vs WI statistical preview: Key stats, records and head-to-head ahead of 2nd ODI

Soumyajit Dutta

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After the first high-profile clash, New Zealand is all set to host West Indies for the 2nd ODI at McLean Park in Napier on November 19. The match is scheduled to be played live from 6:30 AM IST.

New Zealand

New Zealand will be at a disadvantage with the star performer of the first ODI, Daryl Mitchell, ruled out of the game due to a groin injury. Nevertheless, the top-order balance remains the same, with Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra primarily responsible for providing a solid foundation with the bat. 

Zak Foulkes, Kyle Jamieson, Mitchell Santner, and Michael Bracewell will form the bowling unit, posing yet another formidable challenge for the visitors at Napier.

West Indies

West Indies will look to regroup after a poor batting performance from the Shai Hope-led side. Opener John Campbell disappointed with just four runs in his outing. Alec Athanase and Kesi Kartel were too slow to build momentum in the 269-run chase. 

Only Sherfane Rutherford’s 55 off 61 was commendable. The bowling unit will also look to strengthen its performance. Jayden Seales, who was the pick of the bowlers in the first ODI, will likely be a key figure again in the second ODI, alongside Matthew Forde, Roston Chase, and Shamar Springer.

NZ vs WI head-to-head overview

New Zealand and the West Indies have faced each other in 69 ODIs and have emerged victorious on 31 occasions. West Indies have also won 31 matches, while seven of these matches have ended in No Result.

McLean Park Napier pitch report

The McLean Park pitch in Napier usually offers a balanced surface that suits both batters and bowlers. Early in the innings, seamers get assistance with bounce and movement. 

Spinners, as usual, can find some purchase later in the match. However, with dew in play, it often turns into a batter's paradise. Captains winning the toss here generally prefer to bowl first to exploit the early conditions.

New Zealand vs West Indies probable playing XI

New Zealand

Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra, Will Young, Henry Nicholls, Tom Latham (wk), Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner (c), Zak Foulkes, Kyle Jamieson, Jacob Duffy, Matt Henry

West Indies

John Campbell, Alick Athanaze, Keacy Carty, Shai Hope (c & wk), Sherfane Rutherford, Roston Chase, Justin Greaves, Romario Shepherd, Matthew Forde, Shamar Springer, Jayden Seales

Top run-scorers in NZ vs WI ODIs

(Only considering the current squad members)

Daryl Mitchell – 243 runs

New Zealand all-rounder Daryl Mitchell has scored 243 runs in 4 ODI innings against West Indies, averaging an impressive 60.75. His tally includes a brilliant 119, which is also his only century against the Windies.

Tom Latham – 242 runs

Wicketkeeper-batter Tom Latham has amassed 242 runs from 12 ODIs against West Indies. His highest score of 69 is also his only fifty against the Caribbean side.

Shai Hope – 156 runs

West Indies captain Shai Hope has scored 156 runs in 8 ODIs against New Zealand. He averages 19.50 and has registered one fifty, a knock of 51, against the Kiwis.

Top wicket-scorers in NZ vs WI ODIs

(Only considering the current squad members)

Mitchell Santner – 8 wickets

New Zealand all-rounder Mitchell Santner has taken 8 wickets in 6 ODIs against West Indies. He averages 25.75 with the ball and maintains an impressive economy rate of 4.16. His best bowling figures in the fixture are 3/15.

Matt Henry – 4 wickets

Pacer Matt Henry has picked up 4 wickets in 4 ODIs against the Caribbean side. He holds a bowling average of 44.00 and an economy rate of 5.67, with his best return being 2/18.

Kyle Jamieson – 3 wickets

Tall fast bowler Kyle Jamieson has featured once against West Indies in ODIs, where he claimed 3 wickets. He recorded figures of 3/52, averaging 17.33 with a tidy economy rate of 5.20.

NZ vs WI key stats

New Zealand's key records

  • New Zealand boasts a W/L ratio of 1.711 at home in ODIs, winning 202 matches out of 341 games.
  • The Kiwis have won 26 ODI matches at McLean Park out of the 44 played, maintaining a solid W/L ratio of 1.733.
  • Devon Conway scored 268 runs in 6 innings at an average of 44.7 and a strike rate of 77.7, with a top score of 97 in 2025 in ODIs.
  • Matt Henry took 27 wickets in 2025 in ODIs from 11 matches at an average of 17.5 and an economy of 4.97, including a best of 5/42.
  • Mitchell Santner has 3 wickets in 15 overs at an economy of 5.13, with best figures of 3/45 at Napier.
  • Shai Hope vs Matt Henry in ODIs: 9 runs; 12 balls; 0 dismissals
  • Shai Hope vs Mitchell Santner in ODIs: 22 runs; 32 balls; 0 dismissals

West Indies' key records

  • West Indies have a poor record in New Zealand, winning only 13 out of 37 ODIs played there at a W/L ratio of 0.590.
  • West Indies have a win/loss ratio of 0.77 in away ODIs, winning 145 matches and losing 188 out of 351 played.
  • Shai Hope has scored 545 runs in 13 innings in 2025 ODIs, averaging 49.5 with a strike rate of 92.2, including one century and four fifties, with a top score of 120.
  • Sherfane Rutherford has made 214 runs in 8 ODI innings in 2025, averaging 26.8 at a strike rate of 83.6, with two fifties and a highest score of 70.
  • Jayden Seales has taken 24 wickets in 70.3 overs in 2025 ODIs, with an economy of 5.65 and a bowling average of 16.6, including a six-wicket haul (6/18).
  • Roston Chase has picked up 11 wickets from 83 overs in 2025 ODIs, bowling at an economy of 4.75 and averaging 35.8, with best figures of 2/30.
  • Rachin Ravindra vs Jayden Seales in ODIs: 1 run; 11 balls; 0 dismissals

Records that can be broken in NZ vs WI, 2nd ODI

  • Shai Hope is just 12 runs away from completing 6,000 ODI runs in his career. 
  • Romario Shepherd is 10 boundaries short of reaching 50 ODI boundaries, and he is also 67 runs away from completing 500 ODI runs. 
  • Alick Athanaze needs 95 more runs to reach 500 ODI runs. 
  • Roston Chase is 7 wickets away from completing 50 ODI wickets.
  • Tom Latham is 85 runs away from completing 4,500 ODI runs in his career. 
  • Will Young is 10 boundaries short of reaching 200 ODI boundaries. 
  • Mitchell Santner is 2 sixes away from completing 50 ODI sixes.
  • Tom Latham also needs 2 more sixes to reach the 50-six milestone in ODIs.