West Indies unable to beat New Zealand after fourth T20I washout
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West Indies will not be able to overcome New Zealand in their five-match series after the fourth T20I was called off due to rain.
After losing by nine runs on Sunday, West Indies needed a victory in Nelson on Monday to level the scores heading into the final match in Dunedin.
Instead, only 6.3 overs were played, with the Windies reaching 38-1, before play was suspended due to persistent rain.
Alick Athanaze was dismissed on 21 by James Neesham (1-5), with Amir Jangoo (12 not out) and Shai Hope (three not out) at the crease when the weather closed in.
Not to be today. We move to Dunedin for the fifth and final KFC T20I on Thursday #NZvWIN pic.twitter.com/en33m4Qu4o
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We've still got a chance to level the series. Our main focus is that. I was looking forward to this one," said Hope.
The final T20I takes place on Thursday, before a three-match ODI series precedes a three-match Test series.
