Archive · 9 Nov 2025
New Zealand Off To A Flier Vs West Indies
In a cricket match between New Zealand and the West Indies, a player named Rachin Ravindra hit a shot that scored four points.
The bowler, Jason Holder, threw a ball that was a bit wide.
Rachin swung his bat and hit the edge of the ball.
The ball went past the catcher and the person catching behind the batter.
It rolled all the way to the boundary rope, which means four points for Rachin's team, New Zealand.
This is a good start for New Zealand.
Rachin Ravindra scored a boundary off Jason Holder's bowling.
The shot was a four, hit after an edge off a wide, back-of-a-length ball.
The incident occurred at 7.3 overs into the match.
Shai Hope and the wicket-keeper were unable to stop the ball.
New Zealand is described as having a 'flier' start to their innings.
- Who
- Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand) and Jason Holder (West Indies)
- What
- Rachin Ravindra hit a boundary off Jason Holder's bowling.
- When
- 7.3 overs into the match
- Where
- New Zealand
- Why
- Ravindra hit an outside edge off a wide, back-of-a-length ball that went past the wicket-keeper for four runs.
- Match
- New Zealand vs. West Indies
- Over
- 7.3
- Bowler
- Jason Holder
- Batsman
- Rachin Ravindra
- Event
- Boundary (Four)