No point in dwelling on poor NZ performance - Hesson


  • Cricket
  • Sunday, 26 Feb 2017

Cricket - New Zealand Press Conference - Lord's - 6/5/15. New Zealand Head Coach Mike Hesson talks to the media during a press conference. Action Images via Reuters / Paul Childs

WELLINGTON (Reuters) - All Blacks coach Steve Hansen once quipped that it was probably better to "flush the dunny (toilet) and move on" after a poor performance against Italy in 2009 and his cricket counterpart Mike Hesson expressed similar thoughts on Sunday.

Hesson's team were comprehensively outplayed by South Africa in the third one-day international at Wellington Regional Stadium on Saturday as they were bundled out for 112 and lost the match by 159 runs.

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