Darren Berry

Bravo has returned home to Trinidad for personal reasons. Meanwhile injured star batsman Chris Gayle is expected to join the squad in time for the two Twenty20 matches.

After four days of bright sunshine, the heavy downpour began at tea on the final day when New Zealand were 79/4 chasing 112 for victory.

Darren Bravo is also just one short of scoring 2,000 runs in Test cricket.

Darren Bravo's fifth century and highest Test score saw the West Indies edge into the lead, 47 runs ahead. The visitors are following-on, having been bowled out for 213 in their first innings in reply to New Zealand's 609-9 declared.

Tim Southee and Trent Boult combined to take seven wickets as New Zealand dismissed the West Indies for 213 at the University Oval in reply to their first innings of 609-9 declared. Kirk Edwards scored 59 while Darren Bravo was unbeaten on 72 at stumps.

After losing all the two Tests to India, the West Indies were expected to put up a better show in the ODI format but it did not happen as another meek show in Kochi meant that India took a 1-0 lead by chasing down 212 with 88 balls to spare.

After losing all the two Tests to India, the West Indies were expected to put up a better show in the ODI format but it did not happen as another meek show in Kochi meant that India took a 1-0 lead by chasing down 212 with 88 balls to spare.

Chanderpaul has already eclipsed Courtney Walsh as the most-capped West Indies player and would be eyeing his 150th Test cap in Mumbai, which will host legendary batsman Sachin Tendulkar's 200th and last Test.

When West Indies beat Pakistan by 37 runs at the Providence Stadium on Tuesday, it was their biggest win in terms of runs at the venue. Here are some of the other statistical highlights from the encounter.

Rohit Sharma and Suresh Raina managed innings of substance for Team India but Johnson Charles and Darren Bravo overshadowed their efforts with brilliant half-centuries for the West Indies. On a sluggish wicket, most of the bowlers did well but surprisingly Sunil Narine and Ravindra Jadeja were the ones to flop on the day.

Johnson Charles and Darren Bravo took the game away from India after Rohit Sharma's fine knock. India's bowlers Umesh Yadav and R Ashwin did try hard but could not prevent West Indies from garnering a narrow victory.

Michael Clarke's team were set 257 to win, and Watson's superb innings of 135 in just 98 balls guided them home as he peppered the boundary with 15 fours and four sixes.

Replying to Zimbabwe's 130 for eight, Simmons smashed six sixes, the last ending the match at the start of the 17th over, in finishing on 63 not out and taking the man-of-the-match award.

There were a few moments of anxiety for the West Indies when the dismissal of Narsingh Deonarine by Hamilton Masakadza was followed by the running out of Kieron Pollard for a duck without facing a ball to leave the home side at 121 for four.

Bravo put on a batting master class which spurred the West Indies to a commanding victory over Zimbabwe in the first ODI at the national stadium on Friday.

Bravo has returned home to Trinidad for personal reasons. Meanwhile injured star batsman Chris Gayle is expected to join the squad in time for the two Twenty20 matches.

After four days of bright sunshine, the heavy downpour began at tea on the final day when New Zealand were 79/4 chasing 112 for victory.

Darren Bravo is also just one short of scoring 2,000 runs in Test cricket.

Darren Bravo's fifth century and highest Test score saw the West Indies edge into the lead, 47 runs ahead. The visitors are following-on, having been bowled out for 213 in their first innings in reply to New Zealand's 609-9 declared.

Tim Southee and Trent Boult combined to take seven wickets as New Zealand dismissed the West Indies for 213 at the University Oval in reply to their first innings of 609-9 declared. Kirk Edwards scored 59 while Darren Bravo was unbeaten on 72 at stumps.

After losing all the two Tests to India, the West Indies were expected to put up a better show in the ODI format but it did not happen as another meek show in Kochi meant that India took a 1-0 lead by chasing down 212 with 88 balls to spare.

After losing all the two Tests to India, the West Indies were expected to put up a better show in the ODI format but it did not happen as another meek show in Kochi meant that India took a 1-0 lead by chasing down 212 with 88 balls to spare.

Chanderpaul has already eclipsed Courtney Walsh as the most-capped West Indies player and would be eyeing his 150th Test cap in Mumbai, which will host legendary batsman Sachin Tendulkar's 200th and last Test.

When West Indies beat Pakistan by 37 runs at the Providence Stadium on Tuesday, it was their biggest win in terms of runs at the venue. Here are some of the other statistical highlights from the encounter.

Rohit Sharma and Suresh Raina managed innings of substance for Team India but Johnson Charles and Darren Bravo overshadowed their efforts with brilliant half-centuries for the West Indies. On a sluggish wicket, most of the bowlers did well but surprisingly Sunil Narine and Ravindra Jadeja were the ones to flop on the day.

Johnson Charles and Darren Bravo took the game away from India after Rohit Sharma's fine knock. India's bowlers Umesh Yadav and R Ashwin did try hard but could not prevent West Indies from garnering a narrow victory.

Michael Clarke's team were set 257 to win, and Watson's superb innings of 135 in just 98 balls guided them home as he peppered the boundary with 15 fours and four sixes.

Replying to Zimbabwe's 130 for eight, Simmons smashed six sixes, the last ending the match at the start of the 17th over, in finishing on 63 not out and taking the man-of-the-match award.

There were a few moments of anxiety for the West Indies when the dismissal of Narsingh Deonarine by Hamilton Masakadza was followed by the running out of Kieron Pollard for a duck without facing a ball to leave the home side at 121 for four.

Bravo put on a batting master class which spurred the West Indies to a commanding victory over Zimbabwe in the first ODI at the national stadium on Friday.