Wellington: Head coach Kolkata Knight Brendon McCullum has said that his coaching style during this year’s IPL is “a little wild”.
After struggling in the first leg of the tournament in India, the KKR made an extraordinary turnaround when the event was transferred to the UAE, reaching the final to play Chennai Super Kings championship.
“My leadership or coaching style may be a little wild,” McCullum told Senz Drive on Thursday.
However, the former Captain of New Zealand, was happy to see the Comeback KKR made in the league.
“It took a while to really dig and fortunately we could do it in the second half of the tournament and we became a little more intention to hit and then we could play a little more than a form of aggressive cricket..” Thankfully it was translated into the results and we got a little.
Rolls.
“The KKR only has two wins from seven matches at the end of the first leg and placed seventh.
But, in the second half of the tournament in the UAE, they won five of the league matches left to make a playoff, and then, final.” We rocked.
“We rocked In the second half of the tournament, we were rather dead and buried (after starting with two wins and five losses).
We were under a large amount of pressure with two wins from seven matches and seventh at the table of eight.
“Hope to us is quite low,” said McCullum, who won the 2012 IPL title with the TRC as a player.