The West Indies are a tricky opponent for New Zealand given the inconsistent nature of their performances and when they click they have a range of players who can cause problems. The Black Caps have completed their scouting on the West Indies and Elliott said they had to rely on what had worked for them at the World Cup. "The danger in these knockout stages is you can get too result-driven," Elliott said. "Obviously the result is the most important thing but it's about the processes."
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