Kiwi speedster Matt Henry believes that variety is the key to unravelling India's batting superstar Virat Kohli.
The Blackcaps were no match for Kohli in Chandigarh with the maestro scoring an unbeaten 154 after Ross Taylor dropped him on 7, and Henry said that it was important that the Black Caps kept trying to find different ways to bowl to the 27-year-old.
"We’ve got to find different ways [to bowl to him]," he said after arriving in Ranchi.
"It's about us always trying to get better and try different things with him. With this Indian line-up, there are a few key partnerships that you really do have to focus on to try and break."
While he said that they're going to continue to try and unravel the batting puzzle that is Kohli , Henry said that, as an opponent being on the same field, the innings was quite a sight.
"The way he went about his business was quite impressive,"
"We threw a lot of things at him and he just kept coming back at us. It was obviously a big challenge and we've identified a few things that we want to try and work for this game and hopefully we can implement them and try and get him out early."
The fourth ODI kicks off in Ranchi tomorrow and is a must-win for the Blackcaps if they're going to win the series.
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