Brendon McCullum

I didn't think it was a horrific score.

It obviously wasn't above par, but I thought it was a decent score if we had been able to be a little bit more impactful when we had the opportunity with ball in hand, especially that first night when we had the new ball and we obviously had favourable conditions with the lights on, there was overcast conditions.

We just got knocked off our length again by Travis Head and we weren't quite able to get that control back, but

No, I think from a batting point of view, we actually weren't too bad.

I know there's a couple of shots where the guys will clearly be disappointed with.

If they had their opportunity again, they'd probably change.

But that's what Test cricket and the biggest occasions can do, right?

I think...

For a start, Harry Brook, he averages 55 in Test cricket.

55.

And he plays the same way every time.

He's a generational talent.

He's got a very aggressive game.

He knocks bowlers off their lengths.

He negates the amount of good balls that opposition can bowl.

And I think there's a slight misconception because of how he gets out that his output's not significant.

55 is world class.

I think we just need to continue to for him he's still 26 years of age he's got his best years in front of him and he's had a hell of a start to his test career and he's unique in how he goes about it clearly the shots that Jamie and Will played I'm not going to

What we say in the dressing room can be very different to what we say in the public.

But there is moments which sometimes the pressure can ramp up and you can get out in certain ways.