New Zealand secured a comprehensive victory over the West Indies in the third and final One-Day International (ODI) at Seddon Park in Hamilton on November 22, completing a clean sweep of the three-match series. The West Indies, batting first, were dismissed for a modest 161 runs in 36.2 overs, with Roston Chase (38), John Campbell (26), and Khary Pierre (22 not out) providing the only notable contributions. The Caribbean side struggled against New Zealand’s bowling attack, led by Matt Henry, who claimed four wickets for 43 runs, and captain Mitchell Santner, who took two for 27. Despite a brief resistance from the lower order, the Windies collapsed from 31 for two to 95 for seven, failing to build a competitive total. In response, New Zealand faced early setbacks, losing three wickets for 32 runs. However, a decisive 75-run partnership between Mark Chapman (64) and Michael Bracewell (40 not out) steered the hosts to victory. The Black Caps reached the target of 162 with six wickets down in the 31st over, sealing a comfortable win. The teams will now shift focus to a three-match Test series starting December 1, where the West Indies aim to bounce back from their recent defeats in the T20 and ODI series.