New Zealand beat West Indies by a margin of 3-0 in the bowl-out
West Indies are the most exciting team in the T20 format considering the hard-hitting all-rounders they have in their squad. The current T20 World Champions West Indies had a dramatic start to their T20 international debut.
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The match was against New Zealand at Auckland in February 2006 and ended in a tie. The West Indies scored an average 126 in their innings and the hosts were left with an easy target of 127. The Kiwis were cruising along and required 47 runs in 9 overs with 7 wickets in hand. However, there was a collapse and the Kiwis were left to chase 17 runs in the last over. The duo of James Frankin and Shane Bond scored 16 runs and the match ended in a tie.
A tie led to a bowl out and New Zealand won the bowl out by a margin of 3-0. Nevertheless, the West Indies had announced their arrival on the international stage in T20 cricket.
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Meit is a cricket journalist who has been writing for Sportskeeda since over eight years, writing listicles. A Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Legislative Laws and Company Secretary degree holder, Meit engages in ethical reporting by verifying information twice from multiple websites before penning down any content for the benefit of his readers.
A passionate fan of Team India, Cricket has a special place in his heart owing to the way the sport has continued to evolve over the years. He is also thrilled by the competitiveness on display across all formats in the sport. His favorite cricketer is Sachin Tendulkar and reckons that his childhood idol's dominance over world-class bowlers in the 1990s speaks volumes about his skills and achievements.
Meit has had the privilege of interviewing Indian speedster Ishant Sharma and India Women's legend Mithali Raj so far in his professional career.
If he ever laid his hands on a time machine, Meit would love to witness the 2023 ICC World Cup final between India and Australia and believes that ODIs should never be completely replaced by T20Is owing to the format's popularity.
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