“I don’t like hindsight. There was a decision that they (the team management) made. I’m no longer part of that process, I don’t know what their thinking was but when you lose that experience in the middle, it can be quite challenging and quite difficult for the new guys that come in,” Warner, who scored 51 off 47 balls, said after the loss on Sunday.
“There are no excuses. We got off to a good start, we didn’t capitalise on those middle periods, there were a lot of ones, not many twos, they (Capitals) shut down the boundaries well and they bowled very well,” Warner, who now has 400 runs in seven games at an average of 80, said. “We just missed a couple of opportunities to hit boundaries through that middle period.” he added.