Mount Maunganui, Nov. 13 -- India head coach Gautam Gambhir extended his support to his less-experienced seamers after Indian pacers had a tough outing in the fourth ODI against New Zealand.

Gambhir stressed that good and bad performances are part of the game and an essential part of the learning process. He pointed out that the same unit had previously bowled teams out for 130 and acknowledged that managing an inexperienced attack can be challenging for both the captain and support staff as the bowlers continue to gain international experience.

After bowling New Zealand out for 185 and 134 in the first two ODIs, India's bowling attack endured a tough outing in the fourth match, as the hosts' batters turned the tables to post a formidab...