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Most Wickets in a Calendar Year for New Zealand: 

81 - Jacob Duffy (2025)*

79 - Sir Richard Hadlee (1985)

76 - Daniel Vettori (2008)

72 - Trent Boult (2015)

69 - Trent Boult (2017)

Most Wickets in a Home Test Series for New Zealand:   

23 - Jacob Duffy vs West Indies (2025)*

20 - Trent Boult vs West Indies (2013)

19 - Sir Richard Hadlee vs West Indies (1980)

18 - Sir Richard Hadlee vs Pakistan (1979)

18 - Gary Troup vs West Indies (1980)

Devon Conway (Player of the Match): "Well, I will take time to let things sink in about this Test match but I am glad that we could get the win. We wanted to keep things simple throughout the series and we are really happy as a group to come out with a series win.

Yeah, whenever I get an opportunity and time, I try to play for different franchises but New Zealand cricket will be right on top for me. I will always be available to play for the country whenever needed."

Jacob Duffy (POTS): "Yeah, I don't know about that. I saw that list around Lunch time. Pretty cool to be a part of it. To be up there, it's pretty special. It's been a cool year, been good fun.

(On bowling twice as much as anyone else) You can't say no to the skipper. He keeps asking me to bowl and you can't say no. It's also a privilege that he trusts me.

(On his wickets) I think when you bowl so many overs you get them eventually (chuckles). It's just about playing simple cricket. Good quality time off now, looking forward to not bowling for a while."

Roston Chase (West Indies Captain): "Tough series for us but I thought that we played some great cricket in the series but in patches. It didn't go down well for us.

The pitches in the first two Test matches were a bit similar to these conditions but this pitch was drastically different. We found it really tough to play in this Test.

Having a senior member like Kemar (Roach) in the side has always been a bonus for us. He is always there for the team and now we have to see how is his injury.

We need to learn a lot of things especially in winning those small moments. We missed a chance of winning few more games especially in the white ball series. We will learn from our mistakes."

Tom Latham (New Zealand Captain): “Just a great Test win. Just a little bit unsure about the balance and the team we wanted. Just hard work throughout the five days and to get the result is really pleasing.

For us, it was about. I guess, try to stay in there for a long period of time. If you get one, you know you can create more opportunities as it's a hard pitch to start on with the variable bounce. And we got rewards in clumps and we saw that later on today as well.

Yeah, I think any time you face adversity through injuries, you look at the personnel we have got and guys making debuts, guys playing their first games at home and different guys, you see it's a collective effort and not just a few guys.

Obviously, really pleasing. The more experience we can build into different guys it's good news for New Zealand cricket. Obviously, it's a good marker for how we want to operate. This surface was different from what we usually play on so to be able to adapt is good."

Tom Latham steps forward to collect the trophy before joining his teammates for the celebratory photographs. New Zealand have won the three-match Test series 2–0 with a commanding all-round performance.

That’s all we have for you from this tour. West Indies’ tour of New Zealand comes to an end on a disappointing note as they have been hammered by the Kiwis in the third Test by a mammoth 323 runs, rounding off a thoroughly dominant home performance.

For now, this is Pritam Dey signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Ajay Pal Singh who, along with scorers/analysts Asraj Khan and Dushyant Madhukar Kumar brought all the updates of the final day's play. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world. BYE BYE👋