Southampton, June 16 -- New Zealand have put their early tournament loss down to it being 'one of those nights' as they look to bounce back swiftly at the ICC Women's T20 World Cup in England and Wales.
The reigning title holders will look to get their defence back on track when they meet Sri Lankahere on Tuesday.
New Zealand had six dropped catches and two missed stumping opportunities, in a match that went down to the wire; the West Indies completed their chase of 163 with just a ball to spare.
Speaking ahead of the White Ferns' clash with Sri Lanka, opener and keeper Isabella Gaze provided a candid review of her side's effort in the field, according to ICC.
"I think we all know that that was not our standard in the field," Gaze told ...