World cup 2019
WC 2019: Early breakthroughs helped us says NZ skipper Kane Williamson
Cardiff, June2 (CRICKETNMORE) New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson said some early breakthroughs helped his side restrict Sri Lanka at just 136 runs before overhauling the target in 16.1 overs to kick off their ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 campaign on a winning note. "We were fortunate to get early wickets. It stopped doing a lot at the back-end," he said.
Speaking at the post-match presentation, Williamson said, "A great start. Winning the toss and taking early wickets was crucial on that wicket. It was a terrific effort from bowlers to keep that pressure for 30 overs. I don't think there is a problem with these pitches. With the new ball in both innings, you can expect some movement. When you bowl a side out for a lowish total, it's going to be quite a tough to defend, and the full ball won't be as threatening against unconventional cricket."
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31