After the agreeable win against PNG, New Zealand chief Kane Williamson considered a T20 World Cup crusade which finished even before taking flight was about. Two losses in their initial two games, having not played a lot of cricket in the number one spot up to the competition had essentially taken out the side before Afghanistan beat PNG, affirming Kiwis' destiny. New Zealand were the last to launch their Reality Cup crusade as they played their most memorable game after a couple of others had played several them. "It required a long investment to begin, and afterward very quickly, we were somewhat not in conflict, which was disappointing. We needed to begin the mission solid, and we couldn't do that. We played against several exceptionally impressive sides who are very exceptional in these circumstances and sadly it was the distinction in our initial two games and afterward some nice cricket in the last two, so all things considered disappointing. "Actually on these wickets 90, perhaps 100 can be winning sums, thus T20 batting necessities to look a specific way and afterward in the event that you get a coordinate, you can get a better than expected complete maybe. Yet, it's been truly exceptional, a one of a kind encounter for every one of the folks. We generally love coming to the Caribbean, it's an incredible spot to be. The circumstances have been testing I think for players all around, however finding a way is just about attempting." T20 is considered a hitter's down however this competition has seen just three 200 or more scores, featuring the battles the players have confronted, particularly with the majority of them having highlighted on fabulous batting tracks in the IPL. He talked about the contributes being testing the West Indies and how the circumstances were unique in relation to what they had encountered on past visits. "Normally the scores are very low. There is no such thing as mood to batting on these wickets. It's attempting to find a technique that could permit you to get serious sums and that is very unique I think to different surfaces that are somewhat more even, however that is the test that is before you and that's what the two groups have. It's a totally different style of cricket however it's attempting to discover that as fast as could really be expected, and in a short competition, that is very difficult." "All in all, we realize that we would encounter a few testing conditions. I think the all over nature is very hard to get ready for. And yet, similar to I say, there's really no need to focus on doing it impeccably, it's tied in with attempting to find a technique and we couldn't do that as well as we would have enjoyed in the primary several games." In the mean time, for New Zealand's ace quick bowler Trent Boult, the game against PNG was his toward the end in the arrangement for the Kiwis. Having played with Boult at the adolescent level from 10 to 11 years of age, the captain was discerning of his commitment to the group throughout the long term and how he would be a motivation for the young people getting through the positions. "What he's had the option to do in the game, for New Zealand as well as truly acknowledgment from one side of the planet to the other, a range of abilities, a powerful urge to continue to improve and at this phase of his vocation. He's constantly brought an incredible energy, a genuine readiness to contend, and a major player for us that is challenging to supplant. "I think when someone invests the energy that he has and the work he's placed into his country, it prepares for new players to come through and see a standard that has been set and I figure he can be truly glad for that."