Hardik Pandya (India Captain): "Not really, I always believed that we'll be able to finish the game, but it went quite late. I went inside to check on the boys and make sure they were quiet. You shouldn't be alarmed; the goal was to rotate the strike rather than to apply pressure. We decided to keep it simple rather than take any chances. However, it was a shocking wicket, let's face it. I'm all for slow pitches, but these two are not suitable for 20-over cricket. They must make sure to maintain it ready and prepare it. Apart from that, I am content. Even 120 would have been a winning total given how the game ended up. We continued to take wickets, but the bowlers stuck to their strategies.
Washi's bowling was a blatant indication that the surface would favour spinners. They eventually had to take risks and play a lot of dot balls, which is when we grabbed a few wickets. Dew had no impact since, as you can see, they had greater ball-spinning ability than we had. Deliveries from the quick bowler were also flying. It didn't turn slowly at all. To determine the optimum position for us to play from, we were only playing the ball."