Auckland, Nov. 4 -- India's Player of the Match Anshul Kamboj credited his disciplined line and length, along with the effective use of the wobble seam, for his impressive bowling figures of 2/22 in the first ODI against New Zealand at Eden Park on Wednesday.

Kamboj, who bowled a disciplined 10-over spell to help India restrict New Zealand to 185 before securing a five-wicket victory, said he focused on sticking to his basic plans rather than worrying too much about how the pitch was behaving.

"I think the key was just consistent length and line, not thinking about how the wicket is behaving, just the basic plan, bowling on right lines and right areas," Kamboj said during the post-match press conference.

The Haryana pacer also revealed...