In the final match of the series on Monday, the West Indies secured a 5-wicket win over Afghanistan to complete a 3-0 shutout. Shai Hope led the way with an unbeaten 109, partnering effectively with Roston Chase, who contributed 42 not out. Together, they added an unbeaten 71 runs to steer the team toward the 250-run target with 8 balls remaining. With this 7th ODI century, Hope helped the West Indies, under the leadership of new captain Kieron Pollard, achieve their first ODI series sweep since 2014.
Captain Kieron Pollard expressed pride in his team's execution, noting that they came into the series with a specific strategy and that every player fulfilled their role. He emphasized that winning is a result of a consistent process and gradual improvement. Pollard added that the series allowed the team to showcase their aggression and resilience, proving they have the batting depth to last 50 overs and win matches.
The victory was bolstered by a strong pace attack, with one bowler taking 3 for 44 to restrict Afghanistan to 249 for 7. Afghanistan's spinner Rahman initially put pressure on the West Indies, taking 2 wickets to leave them struggling at 4 for 2, but Shai Hope's steady innings stabilized the chase.
Shai Hope finished the series as the highest run-scorer with 229 runs, including a strong 77 not out in the opening game.