Wellington, Oct. 26 -- New Zealand all-rounder Michael Bracewell said that the side is seeking a more "complete performance" and being clinical in key moments ahead of the third T20I against New Zealand at Wellington.

With Kiwis 2-0 down, they will be fighting to keep the series alive when they face India in the third T20I in what has been an exciting series so far. Across both games, India managed to secure wins from the jaws of defeat, and the Kiwis failed to stop the world champions once they gained momentum.

In the first T20I, despite having India down 167/5 in 14.3 overs, New Zealand let the game slip in the death overs, with Naman Dhir firing a 15-ball 42* to guide India to a four-wicket win, with skipper Shreyas Iyer's calm, comp...