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McCullum wary of wounded West Indies - chairman - 12-24-2013 Despite the West Indies being comprehensively outplayed in the Test series, New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum expects they will be a different proposition when the limited overs part of their tour begins on Boxing Day. McCullum has been in the same place as the tourists find themselves after heavy Test defeats, trying to lift the gloom ahead of the short formats. "I've said it before when we've been on the other side of the coin, so I can't change now, I think they are separate games. "We'll store this away as a Test unit and be very happy with the performance and now we have to turn our attention as a different unit," he said after New Zealand's eight-wicket win at Hamilton handed them the Test series 2-0. Re: McCullum wary of wounded West Indies - mapoui - 12-24-2013 McCullum pullin' we leg! ::confused:: afaid of wat side..dis west indies side here ::confused:: McCullum please! > Re: McCullum wary of wounded West Indies - Kyle - 12-25-2013 Haha Baz rubbing it in ;D Ho ho ho. WI right now: Re: McCullum wary of wounded West Indies - ketchim - 12-26-2013 Mc Cullum got robbed out in the Kiwi  LOSS last night . his brother did well... It was an unbelieveable decision !  :-[ Re: McCullum wary of wounded West Indies - ketchim - 12-26-2013 The Hot Spot beater Brendon McCullum started shaking his head and had a wry smile on his face as soon as umpire Gary Baxter adjudged him lbw. He asked for a review without a delay. He had reasons to be disappointed with the call as he had charged way down the pitch. In fact he was so far down the pitch that the Hot Spot visual was rendered futile; he wasn't even in the frame. That should have helped his case as umpires can use discretion to overrule the ball-tracker if the distance between the stumps and the point of impact is more than 2.5 meters. However, in this case, the third umpire went with the on-field call. :-[