Pleasing to dismiss Virat Kohli, he's a world-class batter: Kyle Jamieson

New Zealand allrounder Kyle Jamieson has said that it was pleasing for him to dismiss India skipper Virat Kohli in the first innings of the ongoing World Test Championship WTC final at the Ageas BowlDevon Conway and Kane Williamson managed to frustrate the Indian bowlers and as a result New Zealand came out on top on Day Three of the ongoing World Test Championship WTC final at the Ageas Bowl on Sunday At stumps on Day Three New Zealands score reads 1012 with Williamson 12 and Ross Taylor 0 unbeaten at the crease The Kiwis are still trailing India by 116 runsWell not really I think hes a worldclass batter and those guys dont tend to have too many chinks in their armour Certainly pleasing to get him Like I said before hes obviously a massive part of their lineup and to get him early certainly set things up nicely for us Just was pleasing in terms of for myself being able to try to wobble the ball and try and keep him in check a little bit and to get that wicket was pleasing and just a great start for our game said Jamieson while replying to an ANI query during a virtual press conference conducted at the end of the close of play on Day ThreeWe spoke around how we wanted to operate this morning and how important today was going to be in the context of the game so to start that way was yeah obviously pretty pleasing he addedIn the first innings India was bundled out for 217 as Kyle Jamieson scalped five wickets Ajinkya Rahane was the top scorer as he played a knock of 49 runs Gill managed to score 28 runs in the first inningsFurther talking about Kohlis wicket Jamieson said Oh I guess yeah maybe theres some sort of pattern I dont necessarily know if we talk about it a huge amount I think the one that I was able to get with him today certainly seamed back a little bit and those are pretty hard to control as a bowler and pretty hard to manage as a batter no matter who you are so I dont think its necessarily just for himBut yeah obviously hes a massive part of their team and a pretty big wicket to get To get him pretty early this morning I guess was nice and was pleasing and pretty crucial for how the day unfolded he addedTalking about what sort of lead New Zealand will be comfortable with Jamieson said Well its probably a little bit early to say what sort of lead I think youre always hoping for more of a lead or as much of a lead as you can get I dont think you can really put a number on it Obviously weve seen that its been tough and we know in England that things when they happen can happen quickly The way we started tonight was obviously pretty good in terms of that front We didnt things didnt happen too quickly and we were able to build a pretty solid foundationI think obviously the key moving forward is to try and build on that and if we can get ahead great if we can get 50 100 150 great I think as a bowling unit well take whatever we can get really Yeah weve seen that its not easy Its not easy batting conditions and with the class of this Indian bowling lineup we know that its going to be tough We know again its just going to be about trying to win the moment and to stay in the moment If we can do that whatever lead we can get to if we get there and then build on will be great he addedJamieson also said that his side is currently comfortable with their position in the match and he also said that he isnt too fazed with the inclement weather hampering the matchYeah I havent seen the forecast a huge amount Obviously weve got a little bit of time up our sleeve with that sixth day Be interesting to see I guess how that plays out I guess where were sitting now it would be pretty comfortable I think if you said to us at the start of the game that we can get them for low 200s and then to be 100 for two wed be pretty happy Well have to see how the gets next day or so pans out but were certainly in a position that wed like to be in terms of moving this game forward said JamiesonAlso ReadYou call them inexperiencedThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever