There is concern New Zealand have a couple of players out of form leading into the quarter-finals but it's not really the case - it's more a lack of opportunity.
The Black Caps have invariably been chasing small totals in this World Cup which has meant some of our batsmen have spent little time in the middle.
Luke Ronchi, for instance, has faced only 46 balls but he still has a strike rate of 122, which is in line with his career strike rate of 127.
Likewise, people think Ross Taylor is out of form, but he's averaging 44 at a strike rate of 76 in 2015. That average is better than his career average and only six runs down on his career strike rate.
Adam Milne has been bowling well but just hasn't had the wicket hauls of others. He bowls fast enough to put the fear into teams and could pick up three or four wickets.