'Both games we could easily have been on the winning side': NZ head coach Walter
New Zealand head coach Rob Walter believes his team has been competitive against India despite losing the first two T20Is, blaming missed opportunities and crucial errors for the defeats. He praised the batting recovery to 180 after an early collapse and lauded Mitchell Santner’s four-wicket haul, while acknowledging fielding mistakes and a no-ball hurt New Zealand’s chances.
Key Takeaways
- New Zealand head coach Rob Walter believes his team has been competitive against India despite losing the first two T20Is, blaming missed opportunities and crucial errors for the defeats.
- He praised the batting recovery to 180 after an early collapse and lauded Mitchell Santner’s four-wicket haul, while acknowledging fielding mistakes and a no-ball hurt New Zealand’s chances.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
New Zealand head coach Rob Walter believes his team has been competitive against India despite losing the first two T20Is, blaming missed opportunities and crucial errors for the defeats. He praised the batting recovery to 180 after an early collapse and lauded Mitchell Santner’s four-wicket haul, while acknowledging fielding mistakes and a no-ball hurt New Zealand’s chances.
Original Publisher Attribution
This summary was curated from Times of India Sports.