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125

(39 ov) 174/1

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WF-M

143/9

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(89/100 balls, T:144) 147/2

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No need to panic - Jason Holder

Despite the twin collapses in Wellington, the West Indies captain backed his batsmen to bounce back in the second Test in Hamilton

04-Dec-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

Williamson pleased with bowlers' adaptability

On a track that wasn't offering as much assistance as expected, the New Zealand captain praised his bowlers' strategy to break West Indies' second-innings resistance

04-Dec-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

New Zealand inflict another collapse to seal innings victory

West Indies' resistance came undone on the fourth day as they lost eight wickets in under one-and-a-half sessions to lose by an innings

04-Dec-2017•The Report by Andrew Fidel Fernando

West Indies show fight with Brathwaite, Hetmyer fifties

West Indies put in a spirited second-innings batting display to give themselves a chance at salvaging something from the Wellington Test, ending the third day 172 runs behind

03-Dec-2017•The Report by Andrew Fidel Fernando

De Grandhomme's 71-ball maiden ton stretches lead past 300

Colin de Grandhomme hammered a 71-ball maiden ton, the second fastest by a New Zealand batsman in Tests, to thrust New Zealand to 447 for 9, a lead of 313 at stumps in Wellington

02-Dec-2017•The Report by Nikhil Kalro

Wagner's skiddy bouncers are off-putting - Law

West Indies coach Stuart Law admitted that the peculiar nature of Neil Wagner's short ball shook up West Indies, but refused to use that as an excuse after their batting collapse

01-Dec-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

A bizarre day when things happen your way - Wagner

Neil Wagner said he had bowled a lot better on other days but Friday ended up being his day in Wellington as he finished with a career-best 7 for 39

01-Dec-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

New Zealand in command after Wagner's seven-for

Neil Wagner ripped through West Indies with a career-best 7 for 39, the second-best figures for New Zealand against West Indies, to topple the visitors over for 134 on the first day in Wellington

30-Nov-2017•The Report by Nikhil Kalro

Recent Test wins a confidence-booster - Holder

West Indies have not won in New Zealand in 22 years, but their captain is hopeful his young team, which is on a recent upswing, can help change that

30-Nov-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

Settled West Indies look to shake up depleted New Zealand

Having not played a Test since March this year, the hosts will have to shake off the rust and cope without BJ Watling and Tim Southee on what is expected to be a green track

30-Nov-2017•The Preview by Deivarayan Muthu

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