Kolkata: The head coach of the Indian team Rahul Dravid on Sunday said that he was pleased with his team’s appearance in the T20i series three matches against New Zealand but also had to be realistic about victory.
Knock Rohit Sharma, which was followed by three-Wicket Haul Axar Patel helped India beat New Zealand with 73 running at the third and last T20i here at The Eden Gardens on Sunday.
The T20i series swept into the test series, with a smile & some really good celebrations through the series.
It feels good, good to start well.
We are also quite realistic.
We have to keep our feet and become a little realistic about this victory.
It’s not easy to play the World Cup final and then to appear three days later to play three matches in six days, it won’t be easy for them.
Good from our perspective but we have to learn from this series and move forward, “Dravid said in a post-match presentation.
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“This is a long long trip for 10 months Going forward and we will have the top and we.
Downs.
It’s fun to see some young people coming.
We have provided opportunities for some boys who have not played a lot of cricket for the past few months.
We have seen several skills available for us and we must continue to build the skills when we advance, “he added.
That was from The Eden Gardens as #Teamindia won by 73 Run and won the Indian 3-0 series posted 184/7.
In the three finals Overs, the men in blue managed to add 36 more running again, took the score past the 180-run sign.
Deepak Chahar plays the Cameo of 21 runs out of only 8 balls when India posted more than a total competitive on the board.
With this victory, India won three The match 3-0 and now the two teams will die in the two-match test series, starting on Thursday at Kanpur.
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