Trent Bolt, the fast bowler of New Zealand's fast bowling attack, said after Thursday's demolition of Indian innings with five wickets in the fourth ODI, he became a separate bowler in the friendly conditions of swing bowling.
Bolt bowled 10 overs continuously and took 5 wickets in 21 balls, which helped India to score 92 runs in 30.5 overs, which is their seventh lowest score. New Zealand won the match after eight wickets, which is the first win of the hosts in a five-match series.
Bolt said after the match, 'It is completely connected to the conditions. It was good to see the ball moving like this in the air. I feel that when the ball swings, I definitely become a different bowler. I took full advantage of it today. '
India had won the series by winning the first three matches and Bolt said that it was frustrating.
He said, "The way we started the series was frustrating and disappointing. We knew that we have a skill and a plan that is enough to defeat anyone, so it is quite satisfactory.
India, performing brilliantly in the first three matches, won a one-sided victory and Bolt said that the guest team lacked his charismatic captain Virat Kohli. He said, "Of course, he lacked the level of his captain like a captain. This was all about putting pressure on their top order, that was our plan. '
Bolt said, "It was quite satisfactory to demolish the top order and to adjust the middle order, we knew we had a plan, just to implement it."
Bolt said that after getting the wicket he came into the rhythm and the ball was swinging later on, which he took full advantage.