Dubai: New Zealand Pacer Adam Milne, who was recruited into the squad to replace the injured Lockie Ferguson, greatly wanted to use the rich virgin in the ongoing T20 World Cup, including in the Super 12 match against India here Sunday.
Initially named as a travel reserve, Milne was recruited into the squad after Ferguson was ruled out from the exhibition due to the tears of the calf and is expected to play in the opening tournament against Pakistan on Tuesday.
However, at the land, he was told to sit because the team was still waiting for the ICC to approve him in lieu of injury.
“Yes, I definitely feel like this is the best period of consistent cricket I have ever had for a long time,” Milne, who was in a beautiful form of playing in the Bash Big Bash League, one hundred, said reporters.
“I would love to use it and continue to use this period to develop and perform very well at a high level.
I am happy to make a difference with the ball in these games here and really prove this period.
It has affected me,” he added.
The 29-year-old child, who played for Indian Mumbai in the IPL, who had just been concluded, felt he could add to the performance of New Zealand to lose five numbers against Pakistan.
“I think if you look at the way pitch playing along the IPL road, faster people who are able to hit hard goals and create some uneven bounces have caused some problems for the dough,” he said.
“I thought I would be able to add something to the team, but it was not meant, and I thought our people were very good and unfortunately for us, they came out and struggled very well towards the final part of the game.” India and New Zealand will be interested in registering their first victory from the tournament when they dragged each other on Sunday.
T20 World Cup: Adam Milne hopes to make an impact on India
