WI vs NZ Weather Forecast And Pitch Report of Kensington Oval, Barbados – New Zealand Tour of West Indies 2022, 2nd ODI

WI vs NZ Weather Forecast And Pitch Report of Kensington Oval, Barbados – New Zealand Tour of West Indies 2022, 2nd ODI

WI vs NZ Weather Forecast And Pitch Report : On August 19, the second One-Day International (ODI) between West Indies and New Zealand will take place in Barbados.

The first One-Day International (ODI) was won by the hosts by a score of five wickets to take the lead in the series. The Windies are currently rated ninth in the ODI team rankings, while New Zealand is currently in first place.

In the inaugural one-day international, the home team delivered a complete effort, bowling the visitors out for 190 runs and then reaching their target with 11 overs to spare. Both Akeal Hosein and Alzarri Joseph were successful in taking three wickets with the ball. After that, Shamarh Brooks hit 79 runs off 91 deliveries to anchor his team’s hunt for the victory.

“We had no doubt that it would be challenging in any way. We came to the conclusion that having three spinners would be beneficial. It was about taking a chance, and fortunately for us, it paid off. 

After Brooks’s strong performance at the plate, we were certain that we were just one partnership away from winning. It gets better here at night as you get situated. “I’m relieved that we were able to finally halt this losing streak today and pick up some points,” Pooran added, expressing his happiness at the team’s success.

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On August 17, the second One-Day International match between New Zealand and West Indies will take place. The match will get underway at 2 p.m. local time, which is 11.30 p.m. IST. The forecast calls for rain and thunderstorms, both of which might make the game difficult to play. According to the forecasts on Weather.com, there is a forty percent chance that it will rain today.

At this stadium, there have been a total of 46 One-Day Internationals played, with a total of 24 matches won when chasing and 20 matches won while batting first. Recent years have seen the pitches in the Caribbean become more batsman-friendly, and it is reasonable to anticipate a similar trend on this wicket. However, there is a chance that the game will be interrupted by sporadic rainfall.