Several sixes by Sophie Devine in the Really Over assisted New Zealand to a triumph in the fourth T20I and an unassailable 3-1 with driving in the five-match series. Pursuing a humble objective of 112, West Indies required just a further four runs in the last finished. Be that as it may, Hayley Jensen's brilliant last over saw a very much set Chedean Country succumb to a 28-ball 23 and with it the West Indies' expectations of remaining alive in the series. The Really Over that followed was bowled by Hayley Matthews whose prior bowling exertion of 1-15 went to no end. Commander Matthews alongside Afy Fletcher (2-16) had guaranteed that New Zealand were secured to 111/4 in their 20 overs. Devine's run out early combined with Fletcher's strike of Bates guaranteed that the force was lost very almost immediately, and the guests never recuperated from the blows. It was Amelia Kerr's 49* off 47 that conveyed them into triple digits. Pursuing, the hosts were consistent at 52/2 in the tenth over when Rashada Williams' run out set off a mess up as Devine (3-29), Jess Ker (2-13) and Jensen (2-18) struck routinely and constrained a Really Finished. Devine then dominated and conveyed New Zealand to one more series prevail upon West Indies. Brief Scores: New Zealand Women 111/4 (Kerr 49*; Fletcher 2-16) beat West Indies Women 111/9 (Nation 23; Devine 3-29) in a Super Over