Shell-shocked New Zealand to be aggressive against Bangladesh


  • Cricket
  • Sunday, 25 Dec 2016

Cricket - India v New Zealand - First Test cricket match - Green Park Stadium, Kanpur, India - 23/09/2016. New Zealand's Kane Williamson plays a shot. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui

WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A thrashing at the hands of Australia had been a salutary lesson for New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and his side would be far more aggressive when their one-day series starts against a confident Bangladesh team on Monday.

Williamson's team had journeyed across the Tasman having beaten Pakistan in two tests and confident they could beat a shell-shocked Australian side who had been humiliated by South Africa and overhauled by the selectors.

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