New Zealand’s Kyle Jamieson celebrates the wicket of India’s Shreyas Iyer during the 2nd ODI. (AP/PTI Photo)
New Zealand lost the five-match T20I series 2-3 and are trailing 0-2 in the five-match ODI series, with the third match abandoned due to inclement weather.
Trying to get it right on what conditions are going to look like and just trying to put them (opposition) under a little bit of pressure,” he said. And long may that continue,” he said. “It takes a while but just trying to trust the work that you’ve done, trust the process around it and then just ultimately just sort of surrender into the game, into what may or may not happen,” he said. I felt like if I could kind of put some of those steps in place, get a run of cricket under my belt, it was always going to be all right,” Jamieson said.
The hosts have been without senior pacers Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson , while Blair Tickner also suffered an injury during the second ODI. “Just trying to manage a little bit of the weather stuff. “No, I love it. I’m so used to like these wickets that are, you know, if you go under tens, you’re having a good day. So it’s nice to have a little bit in your favour. You can kind of just try and land on a spot and hope you get a little bit of assistance. So, it’s nice to have a little bit more in our favour. The pacer added that managing his physical condition had been a major focus during his time away from the game. “I kind of always felt like my game was in an okay space. It was just trying to get the physical and the body side of it sort of, a bit more under my control. “So thankfully I sort of feel like I’m coming out the other side of it now and obviously a big run of Test cricket coming up. So touch wood we survive that,” he added.
NEW DELHI: New Zealand pacer Kyle Jamieson has admitted that the hosts’ inability to field a settled bowling attack has been a source of frustration during the ongoing white-ball series against India, with injuries disrupting their plans and affecting the team’s ability to build consistency.