"The West Indies middle and lower order played really, really nicely and we had to put in for long periods with the ball," Williamson said. Andrew Alderson and Dylan Cleaver dissect New Zealand’s opening innings and 134-run test victory over the West Indies in Hamilton. The West Indies started the day at 196-6 but were effectively seven down with Shane Dowrich unable to bat after injuring a finger. Kyle Jamieson and players celebrate the wicket of Alzarri Joseph on day four on the first test between the Black Caps and West Indies. Their first innings of 519-7 was constructed on the back of Kane Williamson's epic 251, while the four-pronged pace attack was too good for the West Indies, rolling them for 138 and 247.

Source: New Zealand Herald December 05, 2020 23:36 UTC