Speaking after winning the fifth game, Glenn Phillips was happy to have contributed to the series. He created a world record after scoring the most runs in a bilateral series. However, he explained how he tackled the over of Varun Chakravarthy in the middle overs and also provided an update on his hamstring injury as the focus shifts to ODIs.
The Kiwis had a brilliant start as Adam Milne removed both Abhishek Sharma and Sanju Samson inside the first three overs. However, Ishan Kishan and skipper Shreyas Iyer then held the innings and stitched a partnership. The two counterattacked and scored 93 runs off 43 deliveries between them. Kishan scored 61 runs off 32 balls, and Iyer scored 50 off 23 deliveries.
Tim Seifert and Glenn Phillips takes New Zealand home
While chasing, Finn Allen went back early; Tim Seifert also could have been out early, as the wicketkeeper-batter survived after Naman Dhir dropped a sitter off Arshdeep Singh’s bowling. He then smacked the Indian bowlers out of the park and played a solid knock of 93 runs, but fell short of his century.
After winning the Player of the Series award, Glenn Phillips revealed his secret to scoring runs. He stated that he remained calm and composed throughout the series, which has helped him play his natural game and also play the ball as per its merit. The batter also shared that spin he thought to take down spin in the middle overs to get the runs going.
"[On assessing India's bowling unit, the match-ups, and the decision to attack spin bowling] I think probably today understanding that spin was going to be the type of bowling that needed to be taken down. Obviously we saw the Indian boys do it to us and they did it very effectively. And I think obviously when Chakaravarthy came back on, it was probably a make or break over."
Glenn Phillips provides update on hamstring injury
He further said, "[On the confidence the performance gives the team heading into the ODIs] Yeah, I think it's a lot of confidence for the boys. And I guess slightly longer format of the game, you can play the ebbs and flows of the game a bit more."
"And I guess it does take a little bit more brain power over a longer period of time. So trying to, I guess, stay in that moment one ball at a time and just understand that there's a lot longer to play. (Hamstring okay?) Yeah it held up quite nicely."
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