McGrath even defended India's ordinary bowling which saw the pace duo of Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami pick up just a couple of wickets.
Southee became the Player of the Match as he returned figures of 9 for 110 while Boult picked up five wickets in the game giving away 96 runs.
Admitting the fact that India were not at their best in the match, the India skipper said that they would come out better in the next game.
Resuming the day at 144/4 and trailing by 39 runs, the visitors lost their last six wickets for mere 47 runs in 17 overs they batted on the fourth-day morning.
Sharma stated that he struggled to deal with a jet-lag.
Maharaj came up with figures of 6/40 to bundle New Zealand out for a meagre 171.
Maharaj came up with figures of 6/40 to bundle New Zealand out for a meagre 171.
Bangladesh captain Mushfiqur Rahim on Monday said the team was let down by its bowling.
Bangladesh captain Mushfiqur Rahim on Monday said the team was let down by its bowling.
