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It's a shot in Kiwi arm
BARODA India, Feb 18 New Zealand s mix-and-match World Cup side has got the thumbs-up from former star Sir Richard Hadlee . twit major doubts remain over the thinks in the Kiwi armour, reports AFP
Hadlee, working as a media pundit here, argued after the .weekend with over Holland. "A very good performance, this, by the New Zealanders. I think that they've been clinical in their work rate and generally batted very well
T don't think they’ve gone through the motions either. I think they’ve done the work they supposed to for future games
Yet the 119-run success may have revealed as many weaknesses as strengths.
The stark facts are that New Zealand lost eight wickets against an attack of part-timers led by an English county player recovering from injury, a retired cricketer-cum ski instructor and a 42-year-old finger spinner.
Not the stuff to keep the big boys awake at night.
The microscope revealed worrying flaws on Saturday. Nathan Astle, the hero of the -side's opening victory over England, was The victim of a suicidal run-out In the second over, while Craig Spearman. Stephen Fleming and Roger Twose an fell to 42-year-old Steven Lubbers within the space of 46 runs.
PJ Bakker, the 36-year-old former Hampshire playter who quit the English county scene four years ago and now spends his winters on the piste, managed two wickets as well.
While the Dutch bowled and fielded Impressively, the manner of some of those Kiwi, dismissals will be encouraging totheir rivals for the Cup.
Nor did the New Zealand attack, led by pace bowler Danny Morrison, exactly slice through the Dutch debutantes line-up. even if it did a solid containment lob.
New Zealand skipper Lee Oermon admitted: "TTicre are still areas to work on.’
But he maintained: Tm very pleased — it's a good start. Looking at the bigger picture, the whole World Cup and the matches .to come we felt It was " port >it that all 14 play ers had a tun under their belts We played to a standard 1 was reasonably happy with."
Germon's mixing and matching of players — Adam Parore. Dipak Patel and Robert Kennedy all came in on Saturday — may be a master stroke in keeping his players mentally and physically fresh.
And. despite the lapses, he would point to the Impressive form of key players like Chris Cairns as a bonus.
The all-rounder, who took England's attack for 36 off 29 balls, added 52 off 38 balls this time.