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WATCH: Dejected Kane Williamson says Super Overs haven't been New Zealand's 'friend' after 3rd T20I loss vs India
With the T20I series in the bag, India will lock horns again on January 31 with the Blackcaps at Wellington for the fourth T20I.
Updated : Jan 30, 2020, 03:15 PM IST | Edited by : Snehadri Sarkar
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New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson has expressed his thoughts after his side lost yet another match in Super Over, this time against India in the third T20I match at Seddon Park in Hamilton on Wednesday (January 29).
Speaking at the post-match press-conference, Williamson was absolutely downhearted and said: “Super Overs aren't really our friends. To be honest we would have liked to get across the line earlier and not in the Super Over."
"It's just a shame that we couldn't get past the line. It is pretty disappointing to be on the wrong side of the result after doing a lot of hard work. (But) There was a lot of improvement after the first two games,” he added.
The Kiwi skipper played a captain's knock on the day, scoring 95 runs before Mohammed Shami dismissed him the high-intensity final over of the second innings.
“There was something in it for the bowlers but both sides maximized shorter side of the boundary towards the scoreboard and made a very good game of cricket," Williamson claimed.
"Very disappointing after coming off from an effort like that. It was nice to spend some time in the middle and build some partnerships because starting on this deck wasn't easy. It was disappointing not to cross the finishing line,” he added.
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'Super Overs certainly haven't been our friend'
— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) January 30, 2020
But Kane Williamson knows the third T20I should've been won well before #NZvIND pic.twitter.com/bwqSpAFtva
After the match was tied at 179, the BlackCaps came out and hoisted a target score of 18 runs for India batting first in the Super Over.
On the chase, India scored three runs off the first two balls of the over but with 14 runs required from 3 deliveries, Rohit Sharma smashed back-to-back sixes off the final two balls for India to secure the victory.
With the T20I series in the bag, India will lock horns again on January 31 with the Blackcaps at Wellington for the fourth T20I.
