WELLINGTON: New Zealand beat the West Indies by 159 runs in the rain-reduced third one-day international in Queenstown on Wednesday to draw level in the series at 1-1.

In a match limited to 21 overs each, New Zealand made 283-4, with Corey Anderson hitting a century in just 36 balls on his way to an unbeaten 131 -- the fastest ton in ODI history.

The West Indies were 124-5 at the end of their 21 overs, with Dwayne Bravo not out 56.