Overview
- Jacob Duffy claimed 5-38 in the second innings for his second five-for of the series as the West Indies were dismissed for 128 on day three.
- Debutant Michael Rae returned 3-45 in the second innings and six wickets for the match to bolster New Zealand’s makeshift seam attack.
- New Zealand chased 56 in 10 overs to finish 57-1, with Devon Conway unbeaten on 28 and Kane Williamson 16 not out.
- Blair Tickner was ruled out after dislocating his shoulder in the field despite taking 4-32 in the first innings, further thinning the pace stocks.
- The victory lifted New Zealand to third in the WTC table on 66.67 PCT, leaving the West Indies bottom, with the final Test starting December 18 at Bay Oval.