West Indies and New Zealand will square off on Tuesday, July 14, in the second ODI in the five-match series. This match is going to be played at the Providence Stadium in Guyana.

Shai Hope-led West Indies played brilliantly in the first ODI and registered a comprehensive seven-wicket win in Guyana on Sunday. Alzarri Joseph's spirited four-for helped the home side dismiss New Zealand for 267 in 49.5 overs after Daryl Mitchell scored a fighting half-century. In reply, the West Indies lost the wicket of John Campbell in the fifth over before Ackeem Auguste and Keacy Carty forged a crucial 64-run partnership.

After Auguste was dismissed for 38, Shai Hope joined forces with Carty and stitched a 131-run stand off 153 balls to take their team to the brink. Carty unfortunately departed five runs short of his century. However, Hope and Sherfane Rutherford didn't allow the Kiwis to make further inroads, taking their team to victory with seven balls to spare. The West Indies captain remained unbeaten on 87 off 92 deliveries. They would like to continue from where they left off.