Cricket: New Zealand veterans spurred by 2015 World Cup failure

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WELLINGTON: After a surprise run to the final of the 2015 Cricket World Cup, New Zealand are quietly confident they can again exceed expectations ...

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WELLINGTON: After a surprise run to the final of the 2015 Cricket World Cup, New Zealand are quietly confident they can again exceed expectations in their quest for a maiden title at this year's tournament.

"If we play close to our potential, then hopefully we can do New Zealand proud," said coach Gary Stead. But the New Zealanders were insistent the lopsided scoreline was misleading and bounced back to beat India in a T20 series.STINGING DEFEAT"You can no longer call them dark horses as their players are so experienced," he told The Cricketer magazine."Ross Taylor is also a fine batsman, and in Tim Southee and Trent Boult they have match-winning bowlers."

"We need the key people playing well during the World Cup, and luck will be a big factor as well," he said.

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