New Zealand Cricket (NZC) chief executive David White has said there will be no knee-jerk reaction after his Test team’s 0-3 loss at the hands of England, adding that he is “duly approaching” to ensure Will adopt that a lesson should be learned from it. defeat
This is one of the worst Test series defeats to reign World The Black Caps beat England 1-0 in a two-Test series just before the World Test Championship (WTC) finals against Test champions New Zealand and India in more than a decade. Riding on success against England in 2021, the Kane Williamson-led Black Caps then lost India To become the champion in the inaugural ICC WTC final.
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White said he was in contact with New Zealand head coach Gary Stead and the players to understand the reasons for the loss.
“I’m obviously talking closely with Gary (Stead) and the team,” White was quoted as saying by Stuff.co.nudge on Tuesday. We’ve lost important moments and the series hasn’t gone the way we’d like it to go, but the Black Caps have excelled over the years.
“We will reevaluate, we will review the tour like we do with every tour, but we will work through it in a calm, methodical way to make sure we take lessons from what has happened and that we move forward. are,” added White.
New Zealand lost the third and final Test by seven wickets at Headingley on 27 July, signaling a resurgence of England under new captain Ben Stokes and New Zealand head coach Brendon McCullum.
England batsmen Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root were in fine form as they played a big role in helping the hosts win the series and keep their hopes of a WTC final berth alive. On the other hand, the defending champions’ title defense is in disarray, even though they still have a series against Pakistan and a home match against Sri Lanka in the next 12 months.
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However, White said there would be no major changes in favor. “Since we changed it (the selection process) in 2012, we’ve had great success. It’s not specifically something we’re looking at, but all areas of our game will be discussed.”
When Covid hit in early 2020, NZC were looking to bring in a third selector to join Stead and former cricketer Gavin Larsen. There is a possibility that the process can be expedited. White also indicated that bowling spin at the top was top of his mind when he sat down to analyze the loss to England.
“We need to be strong in all aspects of the game,” he added.
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