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Karun Nair promises good results
With the countdown having begun, captains from both India ‘A’ and New Zealand ‘A’ were guarded in their opinion. Meeting the media after having net sessions at Mulapadu grounds near here, Karun Nair and his Kiwi counterpart Henry Nicholls predicted a close match.
Vijayawada: With the countdown having begun, captains from both India ‘A’ and New Zealand ‘A’ were guarded in their opinion. Meeting the media after having net sessions at Mulapadu grounds near here, Karun Nair and his Kiwi counterpart Henry Nicholls predicted a close match.
‘This is of immense importance to the team as also several players, who can stake a claim for the bigger league. I feel motivated after my 90 against South Africa,’ pointed out Nair, oozing with confidence.
Nicholls, while contending that the wicket played a crucial part, stated that he had a talented bunch that can upset the applecart of the host, which is mentored by Rahul Dravid.
“Any tour to the sub-continent is a great chance for the players to improve their game. I am confident that this series will produce good players for the country,” said the visiting team skipper. Shane Bond, Head Coach of New Zealand ‘A’ said that his team was competitive and ready to take on the Indian challenge.
