Captain Virat Kohli too reiterated the adverse effect dew had on his team in the matches against Pakistan and New Zealand.
“These little things in T20 cricket (toss, conditions) matter and we’re glad to be back in our mojo,” Kohli said at the post-match presentation ceremony.

“In the first innings, the ball is stopping and gripping a bit off the surface. In the second innings, dew makes the track flat and batters then find it very easy. When you are batting first on these tracks, we are not getting the starts we are used to and when the start is bad, it becomes difficult to comeback in middle overs. For that, winning the toss becomes important, batting second becomes important,” Jadeja remarked.

Kohli said they wanted to restrict Scotland to “100-120 max”.
“But we restricted them to a total that allowed us to leapfrog everyone else. We spoke about finishing in the 8-10 over bracket. You don’t want to go in with six-and-a-half or a seven-and-half run mark because then you’re doing too much. We gave that bracket and allowed them to get that momentum.”