Five members of the squad have domestic caps; three, including Jones, were part of the last Under-19 World Cup Source link

Rachin Ravindra scored a half-century to extend New Zealand’s innings as West Indies’ bowlers showed more discipline than on the first day despite missing Kemar Roach Source link

With help for the spinners expected at Bay Oval, Ajaz could play his first home Test in more than five years Source link

West Indies folded for 128 in their second innings to set New Zealand a straightforward chase, which Devon Conway and Kane Williamson wrapped up quickly Source link

The hosts will be without three first-choice players in Wellington, where they have lost their last two Test matches Source link

The fast bowler and his Canterbury team-mate Mitch Hay could make their Test debuts in the second Test against West Indies Source link

A four-day defeat loomed until Greaves and Hope dug in to give West Indies some hope against New Zealand’s tired attack Source link

Dropped catches haunt West Indies as New Zealand take a 481-run lead on third day Source link

Shai Hope and Tagenarine Chanderpaul scored fifties, but no other batter made a big contribution as West Indies fell 64 behind in the first-innings exchanges Source link

History is against West Indies – they last won a Test in NZ in 1995 – and they have more questions than answers when it comes to their playing XI