WELLINGTON – New Zealand’s top six batsmen have been given a short, sharp reminder as to what is expected from them when they face Pakistan in the second test that starts in Wellington on Sunday. “Bat time,” coach John Wright told reporters when asked what he had told his team after New Zealand were bowled out in a session in their second innings in the first test. “We’ve got to try and get that top order functioning better,” Wright added. “Whatever we plan, and they’re pretty simple plans, we’ve got to be disciplined enough to get the job done. “You find in sport it’s about hard work, learning from your mistakes and having the real inner desire to personally succeed,” he added.
