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All Blacks coach Ian Foster expects to get endorsed to lead the team to the next World Cup, starting next September

A defeat in a dead rubber isn't worrying the Black Caps

West Indies handed New Zealand their first limited-overs defeat of the year in cruising to a consolation eight-wicket win in the third and final T20 International at Sabina Park on Sunday.

Ian Foster remains defiant, as he and the All Blacks wing their way home from South Africa... with the 57 year old's future as ABs coach still up in the air

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Odean Smith improved on his career-best T20I bowling figures for the third time in four matches as the fast bowling all-rounder claimed three for 29.

In today's sports news - Black Caps sweep T20 series, Boult signs for Mumbai Indians and Nick Kyrgios' winning streak ends.

KINGSTON, Jamaica – West Indies snapped a five-game losing streak with a convincing eight-wicket victory over New Zealand, ending an otherwise miserable three-match series on a high note, yesterday. Chasing for the third straight time, West Indies were this time confronted with a more manageable target of 146 and overhauled it with an over to spare, courtesy of contrasting half-centuries from Shamarh Brooks (56 not out) and Brandon King (53). …

The Black Caps combination of quality spin bowling and sharp fielding gives them a good chance of winning a maiden T20 World Cup title in Australia this year.

West Indies handed New Zealand their first limited-overs defeat of the year in cruising to a consolation eight-wicket win in the third and final T20