Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni said he did not want to dwell on the negatives after his team's 10-run loss to New Zealand in the opening match of the Super Eight stage of the Twenty20 World Cup on Sunday.
"The way we started was really amazing and we should have capitalised on it," Dhoni told reporters. "But we were not totally outplayed and I don't want to look into the negatives too much."
"The bowling at the death is a worrying factor and the ball does not reverse because it is still quite new. If you're conceding 60 or 70 runs in the last five overs, it doesn't help your team and that was crucial as well," Dhoni said.
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