New Zealand captain Kane Williamson Monday expressed his delight over his outstanding century, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
During a post-match media talk at Gaddafi Stadium, he said reaching the final of the tri-nation series before the ICC Champions Trophy is a significant achievement for his team.
Williamson said that pitch and playing conditions became more favorable for batting in the second innings, which allowed him to play his natural game.
Comparing the conditions to their previous match against Pakistan, he acknowledged the differences and highlighted the need to adapt strategies accordingly.
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The Kiwi skipper also spoke about the performance of young all-rounder Rachin Ravindra, praising his improvement.
Additionally, he acknowledged the class of Pakistan’s captain, Babar Azam, calling him a world-class player who can regain his form at any moment.
Williamson reiterated the importance of the tri-nation tournament as preparation for the Champions Trophy, stressing that New Zealand is fully utilizing the opportunity to refine its game.
Speaking about his performance, he said he adjusted to the match situation and executed his game plan effectively.
He also appreciated the enthusiastic support from cricket fans in Lahore, saying he was delighted to witness such passionate spectators, which further boosts the spirit of the game.
Williamson also expressed his optimism that his team would deliver in the crucial final match.