“You also have to understand the wicket, there were a lot of thoughts going in whether we want to end up getting 250, 230 or if the wicket is just about getting 170-180 runs.
“Shreyas Iyer came in and we just wanted to build a partnership and take the innings deep. And I think we executed our plans in a good manner.”
Chasing a tall target of 220, the Chevrons lost five wickets inside the first nine overs and were eventually bundled out for 129 as India took an unassailable lead in the T20I series.
The two teams will lock horns again on July 26, Sunday.