New Zealand beat West Indies by one wicket in a low-scoring fourth one-day international, clinching an unassailable 3-1 lead in the five-match ODI series. With the match tightening in the final overs, New Zealand require nine runs with one wicket remaining and successfully chased the target to secure a narrow win. Mark Chapman and Mitchell Santner play key roles for New Zealand as they guide the chase under pressure, helping them finish the game despite the slow scoring. West Indies, meanwhile, restrict New Zealand to a chase set on a tight margin, making the outcome hinge on the final wicket and a few crucial deliveries. The win completes New Zealand’s series progression with one match still scheduled, since the lead cannot be overturned. All reports describe the match as a one-wicket thriller and consistent with the decisive fourth ODI result.