Tom Latham’s big statement before leaving for India tour.
The New Zealand cricket team has to play a three-match Test series against India from October 16, the first match of which will be played at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. The New Zealand team has already been announced for this series, in which Tom Latham has been given the responsibility of captaining the Kiwi team for this tour after Tim Southee stepped down from the captaincy after the one-sided defeat on the Sri Lanka tour. Whereas Kane Williamson will not play in the first test match due to groin injury, which is definitely a big blow for the New Zealand team. However, despite this, before leaving for the India tour, a big statement has come out from New Zealand team captain Tom Latham, in which he has expressed the hope that aggressive cricket will be seen from his team during this series.
One can benefit from playing aggressive cricket against India
Tom Latham said in the press conference before leaving for India tour that according to me we should try to continue those things in which spin bowling can play an important role. It’s always an exciting challenge to go and play India and once we go there and play according to our plan, we can beat them. In India, we have seen that every team that has beaten them in the last few years has played very aggressive cricket against them, especially in batting. After reaching there, looking at the situation, we will decide with what plan we have to play, but all the players have made their own plan in which how they have to play in this Test series.
The New Zealand team last won a test match in India in 1988.
If we look at the Test record of the New Zealand team in India, it has been seen to be very bad, in which they have not been successful in winning the Test series here even once, while they have won only 2 out of the 36 Test matches played so far. Is of. The New Zealand team last won a Test match in India in the year 1988. In such a situation, this tour is not going to be easy at all for Kiwi team captain Tom Latham.
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