Hesson said his team never get &ldquo;any favours&rdquo; as far as the wickets are concerned when they travel to India. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/dec/Mike-Hesson.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 454px;" /> Mike Hesson &ldquo;We&rsquo;ll back our seamers over anyone&rsquo;s at the moment. We know these conditions as a batting group. Our batsmen bat on conditions that nip around in first-class cricket so they&rsquo;re used to it and it can expose your technique if you&#39;re not,&rdquo; the coach was quoted as saying on ESPNcricinfo. &ldquo;I think everyone&rsquo;s aware of the type of surface that we&rsquo;d like. We&rsquo;ve been in India before and they&rsquo;ve changed the pitch the day before a game because it wasn&rsquo;t quite as dry as they would like. We certainly don&#39;t get any favours when we travel, so I&rsquo;d be disappointed if we provide any at home,&rdquo; he added. India will play New Zealand in a five-match ODI series in January, followed by two Tests at Eden Park and Basin Reserve between February 6 and 18. u00a0

New Zealand coach Mike Hesson wants green pitches when India tour the country early next year.

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