Cricket

Duffy’s Five-For Powers New Zealand to 323-Run Win and Series Triumph Over West Indies

Jacob Duffy claimed five wickets in the second innings as New Zealand crushed West Indies by 323 runs in the final Test, sealing the series 2-0.

After dismissing the visitors for 138 chasing 462, Duffy finished with career-best match figures of 9/128, while Ajaz Patel took 3-23 in the innings and nine overall. West Indies began strongly at 87 without loss, but collapsed to 99 for five before brief resistance from Shai Hope and Roston Chase.

Earlier, double centuries from Devon Conway and Tom Latham powered New Zealand’s massive totals, setting up a dominant victory and series triumph in style.

Sahir Usman

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