West Indies vs New Zealand स्कोरकार्ड, 2nd Test, New Zealand vs West Indies 2020

New Zealand have won seven of their last eight men's Tests against the West Indies, including their last four on the bounce – their longest ever winning streak against them in the format.

New Zealand have won their last four men's Tests against the West Indies at Basin Reserve, winning by an innings on three occasions and by 10 wickets in the other.

New Zealand will be looking to secure a fourth consecutive men's Test series win against the West Indies; it would be their longest ever series streak against them in the format.

New Zealand are undefeated in their last four men's Tests at Basin Reserve (W3, D1), including two wins by more than an innings.

The West Indies have lost nine of their last 11 men's Tests away from home (W2), including their last three on the bounce; four of their nine defeats in that span have come by more than an innings.

The West Indies have lost 13 of their 30 men's Tests played in New Zealand; no visiting team has more defeats to their name in the country (Sri Lanka – 11, India – 10).

Kane Williamson (New Zealand) has scored three centuries and four half-centuries in his last 12 Test innings against the West Indies, including a career-best 251 runs in the first match of this series.

Jermaine Blackwood (West Indies) has scored one century and two half-centuries in his last four Test matches, after having made no scores of 50+ in his five Test match appearances prior.

Tom Latham's next Test run in New Zealand will be his 2,000th in the format in his home country, making him the ninth New Zealand player to reach the mark; his current Test batting average of 48.8 is bettered by only three players to have scored more runs in New Zealand than he has (Ross Taylor, Kane Williamson, Martin Crowe).

Shannon Gabriel is set to play his 50th Test for the West Indies; he has taken 147 Test wickets since making his debut in May 2012 – more than any other West Indies bowler in that period in the men's format.