IND vs NZ ODI series: Lack of continuity in bowling unit due to injuries is frustrating, says Kyle Jamieson

Hamilton New Zealand pacer Kyle Jamieson has rued the hosts' inability to field a consistent bowling unit in the ongoing white-ball series against India, saying it has affected their chances of doing well. New Zealand lost the T20I series 2-3 and are trailing 0-2 in the ODIs after three games. Senior pacers Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson have been sidelined due to injuries, while Blair Tickner also sustained a hand injury in the last game.

"It's a wee bit of frustration, right? You're trying to always put a similar attack out and you sort of can build that camaraderie and build that cohesion. We haven't had the reps (repetitions) that we'd like.

But hopefully over the next couple of weeks we'll sort of all come out here together and get a good run of cricket together," Jamieson was quoted as saying by host broadcasters before the toss ahead of the third ODI which was abandoned due to inclement weather. In the cold and wet conditions, Jamieson troubled the Indian batters in Wellington with his seam and bounce, picking up three wickets.