Chanderpaul comes back on to the field in a pressure situation having spent some time at hospital nursing an injury inflicted by Bond earlier in the innings, and pulls off a stunner
New Zealand commit hara-kiri for the umpteenth time in the last small handful of seasons, failing to defend another big score successfully, and losing from the final ball to another left-handed nemesis ... Shivnarine Kluserrr...Chanderpaul the hero this
the West Indies win for the 10th time on the trot at Kingstown, the 11th time in 12 matches there, and the New Zealanders lose their second match on the trot at Arnos Vale, both in the series decider after posting more than decent totals batting first
this also represents the West Indies' 2nd highest total ever batting 2nd (highest: 299 v Australia at Melbourne in 2000/01), and their highest effort successfully chasing (previous best: 287/5 v Australia at Georgetown in 1994/95)
it is also New Zealand's highest score batting first in an ODI where they didn't go on and win the match (previously: 287/6 v South Africa at Kimberly in 2000/01)
that concludes CricInfo.com's coverage of the West Indies v New Zealand One-Day International Series, which started off pretty ordinarily, but we did have two exciting finishes in the final two matches to whet the appetite
please join us for the start of the first Test at Kensington Oval at Bridgetown in Barbados, on Friday 21 June, starting at 10:05am local time (1405 GMT, 2:05am NZT)