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‘No one would be scared of Kane’: Patel lists biggest hurdles for Kohli's India
The World Test Championship (WTC) final between Virat Kohli's New Zealand and Kane Williamson-led New Zealand is slated to take place in Southampton, England, beginning on June 18. Even though the much-awaited clash is still 16 days away, the buzz around it is plenty. Former cricketers and experts have already begun voicing their opinions on various aspects of the summit clash. Joining the bandwagon is former India wicketkeeper-batsman Parthiv Patel. The southpaw, who played four Tests against the Kiwis, shared his views on what could be New Zealand's biggest strength during the grand finale of the two-year event. According to Parthiv, the Black Caps, who initially entered the tournaments as undergods, get 100 percent out of each player. While speaking on Star Sports' show Cricket Connected, he said:
"I think New Zealand's biggest strength is to come up as a team in the game. I think, yes, all the teams have their superstars, but they (The Kiwis) know their limitations, they know if someone's capable of scoring 40 or 50 in a limited time and get 100% out of each player."
