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Deep schisms in NZ camp
WELLINGTON, Dec 10: Deep splits in the New Zealand cricket team are going to be hard to fix and
are the fault of coach Warren Lees, former New Zealand player and Wellington coach John Morrison said Thursday, reports AFP.
His comments followed Shri Lanka's nine-wicket Test defeat of the touring New Zealand on Wednesday
1-ees and five players abandoned the tour after a bomb blast outside their Colombo hotel room last month.
Morrison said in an Interview the split which resulted would be hard to heal. He said It should never have happened.
"There Is an element in the team which does not want to be there and his is reflected in their play: The players should never have been asked to vote on whether or not to come home," said Morrison.
"The major culprit was Lees as he had an obligation to his employer. This whole situation came about by Lees saying right from the outset that he
wanted out of Shri Lanka.
I Ie said there was no doubt this will affect the upcoming home series against Pakistan and Australia.
Lees responded to the claims saying this summer season was a case of mission impossible.
Facing two more one-day games in Shri Lanka before returning home to meet Pakistan and Australia, Lees said that even before the team split following the Colombo bomb blast, the season would not be easy.
"It was never going to be easy simply because of the way the Itinerary was worked out," Ixes said.
'The season started with the easy matches first, being Zimbabwe, it then got progressively more difficult with Shri Lanka, Pakistan and finally Australia.”
Lees said he was hopeful the team would extract a result from Australia late in the sea son as the Australians would be tired after their long season.
Lees was adamant there would be no rift between any of the players.
Former New Zealand fast bowler Sir Richard Hadlee said he was confident the team could bounce back from the Shri Lankan defeat.
“There will be no problem with the mental approach of team members." said Hadlee.