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We stuck to length balls, cutters: New Zealand skipper on bowling plan against Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka are at the bottom of the points table in their group with two points from three matches. They lost their match against Australia and have won just one match

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New Zealand's Kane Williamson hits a boundary against Sri Lanka during their T20 World Cup Cricket match in Sydney, Australia, Saturday. Pic/AP, PTI

New Zealand's Kane Williamson hits a boundary against Sri Lanka during their T20 World Cup Cricket match in Sydney, Australia, Saturday. Pic/AP, PTI

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson shared the team’s bowling gameplan and stated that the team chose to stick to slower deliveries, and cutters due to the nature of the wicket after the team’s win against Sri Lanka on Saturday at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Talking about the nature of the wicket the match was played on, the New Zealand captain stated that the wicket was different and had tennis ball bounce.

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