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Three straight losses won't affect NZ too much: Vettori

By Shubham Shah July 05, 2019 • 13:59 PM View: 2394

July 5 (CRICKETNMORE) Former captain Daniel Vettori feels three consecutive losses for New Zealand in the ongoing World Cup will not have much effect on Kane Williamson's men going into the semifinals.

New Zealand, who started off their tournament campaign on a brilliant note by winning five of their first six matches (one being washed out), seemed to fall apart as they lost their last three games and ended the group stage at 11 points. It will be courtesy of their higher net run-rate that they have almost qualified for the semis.

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