New Zealand bowling coach Jacob Oram admitted that his side is not playing to its full potential in the ongoing T20I series against India but said the team remains calm under pressure and focused on long-term goals. Oram said the Kiwis are looking beyond the series and aiming to peak during next month’s T20 World Cup
Jacob Oram
Bowling coach Jacob Oram on Tuesday hoped that New Zealand will be able to put aside the drubbing by India in the ongoing T20I series and peak during next month’s T20 World Cup.
When asked how the New Zealanders stay calm under presure, Oram said: “We have an ability to stay calm amidst the storm that is currently happening and that is part and parcel of who we are as a team and probably as New Zealanders as well. We don’t get too high or low and we know we’re not playing as well as we can.”
“At the same time we know that this Indian team is so good. So, we’ve got to make sure that we keep our eye on the longer term. I think that’s part of the reason why we are able to peak for ICC events. And if that happens in February, March, then that’s great,” he added.
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