5 lessons from New Zealand whitewash which India should bear in mind
2) Inability to effectively wipe out tail:
The New Zealand tail-enders made merry against the Indian bowling attack, who struck early but were left wanting when it came to wrapping up the innings.
Debutante Kyle Jamieson and pacer Trent Boult smashed the ball to all corners of the ground, rescuing the Black Caps much to the dismay of Kohli.
The performance of the tail-enders enabled the hosts to build an extremely solid foundation with the bat, resulting in minimal pressure on the bowlers.