Match Preview – New Zealand vs West Indies( NZ vs WI ), Dream11 Prediction, 2nd ODI Match. Who Will Win, On November 19, 2025

Match Details:

• Match: New Zealand vs West Indies( NZ vs WI ), 2nd ODI Match, West Indies tour of New Zealand, 2025
• Date and Time: November 19,  01:00 am GMT / 06:30 am IST / 02:00 pm local time
• Venue: McLean Park, Napier

NZ vs WI Tips & Match Prediction:

Who will win the toss? – New Zealand

Who will win the match? – New Zealand

New Zealand vs West Indies Preview:

New Zealand( NZ ) is set to face West Indies( WI ) in their 2nd ODI match during the West Indies tour of New Zealand, 2025. This match is scheduled to take place at the McLean Park on Wednesday, November 19.

New Zealand started the ODI series on a high, edging out West Indies by seven runs in a tightly fought contest. After posting 269/7 while batting first, they held the visitors to 262/6 to take a 1–0 lead. Daryl Mitchell was outstanding with a superb 119 off 118 balls, while Devon Conway chipped in with 49 from 58. Late contributions from Michael Bracewell (35 off 52) and Zakary Foulkes (22* off 16) helped the hosts reach a competitive total.

New Zealand’s batting depth is one of their biggest strengths. Rachin Ravindra and Tom Latham add further stability and quality to the middle order. Rachin, who already has five hundreds and five fifties in just 33 ODI innings, will once again be a key figure. Will Young, averaging 49 in home ODIs, is another reliable option who strengthens the line-up.

The bowlers also delivered in the series opener. Kyle Jamieson led the attack brilliantly with 3 for 52 from his 10 overs. Mitchell Santner and Matt Henry kept things tight and picked up a wicket each, while Zakary Foulkes added valuable pace and seam movement to round off a strong overall performance.

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West Indies showed flashes of promise in the first ODI but fell short when the pressure built. Sherfane Rutherford played a gritty knock of 55 from 61 deliveries, supported by Shai Hope and Justin Greaves, who both made it into the thirties. However, the visitors lacked someone who could anchor the chase deep into the final overs.

Despite the loss, there were enough positives for West Indies to build on. Their batting line-up has firepower—Shai Hope, Keacy Carty, and John Campbell are all capable of turning a match quickly once they find their rhythm. A single big innings from any of them could shift the momentum dramatically.

Rutherford and Roston Chase provide valuable stability in the middle order, offering calmness and control during key phases. Their bowling attack also looks solid. Jayden Seales is in excellent form and impressed with 3 for 41 in the series opener. Matthew Forde can be a bit expensive but has a knack for picking up wickets, while Roston Chase and Shamar Springer bring variety and tighten up the scoring with their slower balls and disciplined lines.

MS-W vs MR-W Possible Playing XI:

New Zealand: Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra, Will Young, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham (wk), Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner (c), Zakary Foulkes, Kyle Jamieson, Matt Henry, Jacob Duffy.

West Indies: John Campbell, Alick Athanaze, Keacy Carty, Shai Hope (c & wk), Sherfane Rutherford, Roston Chase, Justin Greaves, Romario Shepherd, Matthew Forde, Shamar Springer, Jayden Seales.

NZ vs WI Recent 5 Match Performance:

NZ vs WI Head-To-Head Records:

Stats	Match	NZ Won	WI Won	NR	Draw
Overall	69	31	31	7	10
Recent 5 Matches	5	4	1	0	0

NZ vs WI Toss Prediction:

We’re hoping the team wins the toss and chooses to bat first.

NZ vs WI Pitch Report:

McLean Park in Napier is known for its batting-friendly conditions, offering a flat pitch with good pace and true bounce that allows batters to play their shots freely. Fast bowlers may find some assistance early on with a bit of movement due to the coastal weather, but the surface generally settles quickly, turning into an ideal wicket for stroke-making. Spinners don’t get much turn here, though they can still be effective by using tight lengths and the larger square boundaries. With a rapid outfield and a pitch that holds up well throughout the game, chasing teams often have a slight advantage at this venue.

NZ vs WI Weather Report:

At 2:00 PM local time on November 19 at McLean Park in Napier, showers are expected, with the temperature hovering around 18°C. The sky is likely to remain cloudy, and light rain may create slightly damp conditions on the outfield. These factors could assist seamers with a bit of grip and movement, while batters might need to adjust their timing on a softer surface. There is also a chance of brief interruptions if the rain intensifies, making weather a key factor during this period.

Batters to Watch (Recent Form):

Daryl Mitchell (NZ)
Daryl Mitchell has been in superb touch, scoring 444 runs in 9 matches with an outstanding average of 63.43 and a strike rate of 81.31. His ability to anchor the innings and rotate strike makes him a key player for New Zealand.

Rachin Ravindra (NZ)
Rachin Ravindra has scored 380 runs in 7 matches, averaging 54.29 at a strike rate of 105.84. His aggressive stroke play and consistency at the top of the order make him a dangerous batter.

Shai Hope (WI)
Shai Hope has been a pillar for the West Indies, accumulating 457 runs in 10 matches with an average of 57.13 and a strike rate of 94.42. His calm approach and ability to play long innings are crucial for his team.

Keacy Carty (WI)
Keacy Carty has contributed 446 runs in 10 matches, averaging 44.6 with a strike rate of 78.79. He provides stability and experience in the middle order for the West Indies.

Bowlers to Watch (Recent Form):

Jacob Duffy (NZ)
Jacob Duffy has been impressive with 14 wickets in 6 matches, maintaining an economy of 5.63 and a strike rate of 19.71. His seam bowling is effective both at the start and during the middle overs.

Michael Bracewell (NZ)
Michael Bracewell has taken 10 wickets in 8 matches, with an excellent economy of 4.58 and a strike rate of 40.2. His all-round abilities make him a valuable asset for New Zealand.

Jayden Seales (WI)
Jayden Seales has been the standout for the West Indies, claiming 21 wickets in 8 matches at an economy of 5.89 and a strike rate of 17.61. His pace and accuracy make him a lethal weapon.

Roston Chase (WI)
Roston Chase has picked up 9 wickets in 10 matches, maintaining a tight economy of 4.77 and a strike rate of 44. His consistency and ability to control the middle overs are key for the team.

Expected Scores:

1st Innings Expected Score: 270 – 290

2nd Innings Expected Score: 250 – 275

Key Notes:

1. Batting-friendly pitch
McLean Park usually offers true bounce and good pace, making it ideal for stroke-making. Teams batting first can aim for 270–290 in 50 overs, with the outfield being fast and conducive for boundary hitting.

2. Strong batting line-ups

New Zealand: Daryl Mitchell, Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra, Tom Latham, Will Young

West Indies: Sherfane Rutherford, Shai Hope, Keacy Carty, John Campbell

Both sides have players capable of turning the game with a big innings.

3. Balanced bowling attacks
Seamers like Kyle Jamieson and Jayden Seales can exploit early movement, while spinners and all-rounders (Mitchell Santner, Roston Chase) will control the middle overs. Breakthrough wickets are likely to keep scores in check.

4. Weather factor
There’s a chance of light showers in the afternoon, which may slow the outfield slightly and provide some movement for bowlers, particularly in the first 10–15 overs.

5. Chasing at McLean Park
Chasing teams usually have a slight advantage due to predictable pitch conditions, but disciplined bowling and pressure in the final overs will play a key role in the 2nd innings.

New Zealand vs West Indies Full Squad:

New Zealand: Mitchell Santner (c), Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Devon Conway, Jacob Duffy, Zakary Foulkes, Kyle Jamieson, Daryl Mitchell, Jimmy Neesham, Rachin Ravindra, Tim Robinson, Tim Seifert, Nathan Smith, Ish Sodhi.

West Indies: Shai Hope, Alick Athanaze, Ackeem Auguste, John Campbell, Keacy Carty, Roston Chase, Matthew Forde, Justin Greaves, Amir Jangoo, Johann Layne, Khary Pierre, Sherfane Rutherford, Jayden Seales, Romario Shepherd, and Shamar Springer.