New Zealand approved a 14-member board for West Indies’ upcoming three-match Odi series In Christchurch from November 16. The highlight is the return of the fast bowler Mat henrywho missed the last home series due to injury. But experienced batter Kane Williamson For remains unavailable as he continues to focus on red-ball training ICC World Test Championship row next month against the same opposition.
Mitchell Santner continues to lead the squad
Williamson, who recently announced his retirement from T20I Cricket, is out of the limited overs to manage his workload and make a full recovery ahead of the Test series. His absence once again places leadership duties squarely on his shoulders Mitchell crossWho took over the side leading the impressive Odi series English earlier this year.
New Zealand coach To rob He expressed his confidence in the returning faces and appreciated the efforts of those who have performed strongly in recent performances. He especially praised the pacer According to the brainwho retained his place after back-to-back performances against England.
“We couldn’t ask for more from the ticks, he brought energy, pace and bounce and proved to be a challenge for even the top-class fighters. An award like him reflects how we’ve built our squadWalter said.
Major selection of injury updates from Matt Henry and others
Henry’s return provides a huge boost to the Black Caps’ PACE attack. The 32-year-old sailor, who was recently opposed by ODI Zimbabwecoming back after recovering from stomach flu. Henry’s experience and handling with the new ball will be crucial against the explosive West Indies top order.
However, the team continues to struggle with several injury setbacks. Muhammad Abbas (rib), Find Allen (foot), Lockie Ferguson (hamstring), Head of person (ankle), O’Rourke will (back), Glenn Phillips (groin) and Ben Sears (Hamstring) were all unavailable for selection. Despite these graduates, New Zealand’s bowling core still looks balanced Kyle Jamieson, Jacob Duffyand every partisan who emerges Nathan Smith Henry and Gecner along with the chief pacers.
Between batters, Tom Latham, Devon Conswayand Daryl Mitchell forming an experienced core with promising young talent Rachin Ravindra, Mark Chapmanand He will be young. Michael bracewell He returns after missing several months due to injury, adding power to the middle order and balance with his sweep. With Santer and BRACEWELL, New Zealand has two versatile all-round options that can adapt to any surface.
Walter acknowledged the challenge of facing a rejuvenated west Indian side. “They are always dangerous and have the ability to change a match to several extremes. This will test our adaptability and consistency in all three spacesHe added.
Ranking table
| Adapt | Location | History | local time (NZDT) | Gmt | There is |
| 1st ode | Christchurch (Hagley Oval) | November 16, 2025 | 2:00 a.m | 1:00 a.m | 6:30 |
| 2nd ode | Napier (mclean park) | November 19, 2025 | 2:00 a.m | 1:00 a.m | 6:30 |
| 3rd ode | Hamilton (Seddon Park) | November 22, 2025 | 2:00 a.m | 1:00 a.m | 6:30 |
New Zealand Odi West Indians
Mitchell Santher (C), Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Devon Conway, Jacob Duffy, Zak Foulkes, Matt Jamieson, Kyle Jamieson, Daryl Mitchell, Rachin Ravindra, Nathan Smith, Blair Tickner, Will Young
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