West Indies Vs New Zealand, 1st Women's ODI, Kingston, October 6, 2013

New zealand ladies 225 for eight (Scores one hundred ten, Taylor 4-19) beat West Indies ladies 224 (Dottin sixty five, Aguilleira forty three, Browne 3-28) by one run

Deandra Dottin semiconductor diode the West Indies chase with a 66-ball sixty five, West Indies v New zealand, first Women's ODI, Kingston, October 6, 2013
Deandra Dottin's period of time brought West Indies near a win within the 1st ODI © West Indies Cricket Board 

Teams: New zealand | West Indies
A late flurry of wickets value West Indies ladies the primary ODI as they went down by one run against New zealand ladies at the Sabina Park in Kingston.

Poised for a win at 212 for six, with fourteen required off thirty balls, West Indies lost their last four wickets for twelve runs to be discharged for 224. the primary of these four wickets was that of captain Merissa Aguilleira, World Health Organization had scored a solid forty three and looked sensible to guide her aspect to finish. Her wicket was followed by the dismissals of Anisa Mahound, out lbw to Nicola Browne, and Tremayne Smartt, stumped off Suzie Bates' bowling. within the final over, with West Indies on the brink of a win, Browne established a run-out to dismiss Shaquana Quintyne.

West Indies had got wind of their chase well, target-hunting by Deandra Dottin's 66-ball sixty five. Dottin added crucial partnerships - 1st a 49-run fourth-wicket stand with Stafanie Taylor and a 74-run stand with Aguilleira that place West Indies in a very snug position. Dottin's innings enclosed seven fours and a six however crucial wickets from Lea Tahuhu and Morna Nielsen gave New zealand an opportunity to storm into the sport.

Earlier, New zealand may solely score 225 in spite of getting been in a very robust position of 210 for two. Having chosen to bat, Bates and Natalie Dodd shared a 65-run gap stand. Once Dodd fell, Bates side ninety five runs for the second wicket with Amy Satterthwaite and placed on fifty runs with Sophie Devine, whereas referring her fifth ODI hundred. Bates' one hundred ten came off 133 balls and enclosed 9 fours. New zealand  however, lost their last six wickets for simply fifteen runs. Stafanie Taylor bagged four of the last six wickets, dismissing wicketkeeper Rachel Priest, Katie Perkins, Browne and Nielsen. Taylor finished with figures of four for nineteen off seven overs.