West Indies top-order batsman Amir Jangoo has acknowledged the team’s performance in the fourth One Day International against New Zealand was not good enough, as the visitors took an unassailable 3-1 series lead with one game remaining.

Playing during the emotionally charged encounter, a thrilling low-scoring encounter at Kensington Oval — two days after the death of cricket icon and National Hero Sir Garfield Sobers — New Zealand defeated the regional side by one wicket.

Gudakesh Motie took five for 47 for West Indies, as the visitors who were chasing what looked to be a below par target of 189 for victory, lost wickets steadily throughout their innings before holding on to reach 189 for nine, as Man-Of-The-Match Mitchell Santner was left unbeaten on 34 off 56 balls.