“You can see from our running between the wickets, we do that but we got to improve our boundary percentage. I saw, I think 35 dot balls, which not acceptable in T20 cricket on a wicket that was actually nice to bat on. We just mis-executed in the middle.”
The skipper opened with Jonny Bairstow but their partnership lasted just 24 runs before Cummins got the Englishman’s wicket. Warner went onto score 36 off 30 before being caught and bowled by Varun Chakravarthy. While speaking to the media in the post-match press conference the skipper said he took full responsibility for getting out early and not batting out the 20 overs.
‘It was a very soft and poor dismissal for myself. I don’t blame anyone. I take full responsibility, for myself, for not batting out the overs and getting a soft dismissal,’ Warner said.
Warner had chosen to bat first after winning the toss, the first…
