Walter says New Zealand have yet to finish off their performances ahead of India series

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New Zealand head coach Rob Walter has acknowledged that his side have not yet managed to put the finishing touches on their play so far. He said rotating the fast bowlers is not a perfect science, but it is a key consideration for the upcoming ODI and Test matches against India. The comments indicate the team is still working on refining its performances. The article provides few further details beyond Walter's remarks.

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