Mitchell smashed 130 off 127 balls and shared a century stand for the third wicket with Rachin Ravindra to help New Zealand reach 273 on Sunday
Daryl Mitchell; (right) Virat Kohli during his 95 on Sunday. Pic/PTI
New Zealand batter Daryl Mitchell feels Indian star Virat Kohli’s sublime knock of 95 was the difference between the two teams here.
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Mitchell smashed 130 off 127 balls and shared a century stand for the third wicket with Rachin Ravindra to help New Zealand reach 273 on Sunday.
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But Mitchell’s knock did not prove to be enough as Kohli anchored the chase to take India home in 48 overs. “He’s a world class player and he’ll go down as one of the greats of the game for a reason.
“A very good knock under pressure I thought and although he didn’t get 100, he got his team across the line,” Mitchell said after the four-wicket loss on Sunday.
Mitchell praised New Zealand’s bowling effort and said the conditions got better for batting under lights.
“Look at us as Kiwis, we’ll just keep throwing punches, we’ll keep trying different things and we’ll keep trying to take wickets.
“I’m just really proud of our bowling unit tonight and how they tried to do that for periods of time and in conditions which probably got better with the dew with the wicket.”
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