New Zealand will welcome West Indies for three T20I matches.
Two Test matches will follow this series but all focus will be on making a confident start in this one.
We will bring you everything you need to know for all games in this series. Our match previews will include team news, playing conditions and our free cricket betting tips.
The teams will play the first T20I in Auckland before heading to Tauranga for the final two matches.
The schedule sees them play three T20Is in the space of just four days.
1st T20I: Friday, 27 November 2020
Venue: Eden Park, Auckland
Start Time: 11:30 (IST), 06:00 (GMT)
2nd T20I: Sunday, 29 November 2020
Venue: Bay Oval, Tauranga
Start Time: 06:30 (IST), 01:00 (GMT)
3rd T20I: Monday, 30 November 2020
Venue: Bay Oval, Tauranga
Start Time: 11:30 (IST), 06:00 (GMT)
The T20I series between New Zealand and West Indies is available to bet365 customers.
It means you can watch all the action from India thanks to their live streaming service.
Here are some key points to consider when watching with a trusted online betting site:
New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson and bowler Trent Boult have both been rested for this series.
Pace bowler Kyle Jamieson and South African-born batsman Devon Conway are among those handed debut T20I call-ups.
Tim Southee will captain the team for the first two matches before he joins Jamieson and Ross Taylor to leave for the Test squad.
It means Doug Bracewell, Scott Kuggeleijn and Mark Chapman will come in for the third and final clash of the series.
Experienced wicketkeeper-batsman Andre Fletcher has been named in the West Indies squad.
There is also a maiden T20I squad call-up for all-rounder Kyle Mayers following an impressive Caribbean Premier League.
However, the Windies are without all-rounder Andre Russell and batsmen Lendl Simmons and Evin Lewis, who have all opted out.
There is also a place for Nicholas Pooran, Shimron Hetmyer, Brandon King and Sheldon Cottrell.
| New Zealand | West Indies |
|---|---|
| Tim Southee (captain) | Kieron Pollard (captain) |
| Hamish Bennett | Fabian Allen |
| Devon Conway | Dwayne Bravo |
| Lockie Ferguson | Sheldon Cottrell |
| Martin Guptill | Andre Fletcher |
| Kyle Jamieson | Shimron Hetmyer |
| Daryl Mitchell | Brandon King |
| Jimmy Neesham | Kyle Mayers |
| Glenn Phillips | Rovman Powell |
| Mitchell Santner | Keemo Paul |
| Ish Sodhi | Nicholas Pooran |
| Tim Seifert | Oshane Thomas |
| Ross Taylor | Hayden Walsh Jr |
| Doug Bracewell (3rd T20I) | Kesrick Williams |
| Scott Kuggeleijn (3rd T20I) | |
| Mark Chapman (3rd T20I) |
Hosts New Zealand are the favourites to claim the overall series victory.
They are priced at 1.38 with Unibet to secure the win after the scheduled three meetings.
The Windies do look a value selection for this. They head into it on the back of their battling Test showings in England in the summer.
Before that, they bagged back-to-back wins over Sri Lanka in March when last seen in T20I action.
They are priced at 3.0 with Unibet to win the series.
If New Zealand are as dominant as their overall series winner price suggests then backing them for the white-wash could be worth considering.
A 3-0 series win for the Black Caps is priced at 3.25 with Unibet. However, the same betting site has a 2-1 win for New Zealand as the most likely outcome at 2.10.
Anyone fancying a 2-1 win for the Windies can get 3.85 with Unibet. An unlikely 3-0 away success is 12.0
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This T20I series between New Zealand and West Indies will take place from 27 November to 30 November 2020.
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