Twenty20 cricket is all about the big hits but the Black Caps are not expecting a run fest in the upcoming World Cup.
After experiencing slow wickets in Guyana, The Black Caps are picking Today's tournament opener with Sri Lanka could be a low scoring affair.
Despite winning both their warm up matches the Black Caps batsmen aren't exactly full of confidence heading into the Twenty 20 World Cup.
Black Caps all rounder Scott Styris says the team are struggling to adjust to the lifeless wickets in the Caribbean
“It's the nature of the pitches here they are really difficult to bat on, it's going to be tough going I think,” says Styris.
The first six wickets fell for just 37 runs against the West Indies, prompting a rethink from the top order.