New Zealand captain Santner highlights dropped catches against India
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 24, 2026, 1:04 PM
Last updated Oct 24, 2026
New Zealand captain Santner expressed regret over dropped catches and misfields during the match against India. After starting strongly, the team allowed India to recover from 70 for 5 and chase down a target of 181 runs. The match is still in progress, and New Zealand is looking to regroup after these crucial errors. Santner emphasized the impact that small mistakes can have on the game's outcome.
- •New Zealand started well, reducing India to 70 for 5.
- •India chased down a target of 181 runs.
- •Dropped catches and misfields contributed to New Zealand's struggles.
- •Santner acknowledged the importance of error-free play.
- •The match is currently still in progress.
- 1:04 PMESPNcricinfo — 'The small stuff can change games quickly' - Santner rues dropped catches and misfields
"The New Zealand captain acknowledged his team was 'in a very good position' but their errors in the field let India recover from 70 for 5 to chase down 181
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