Kane Williamson had a love-hate relationship with the DRS on the final day of the second Test
NZ's DRS roller-coaster in Hamilton
Black Caps skipper Kane Williamson isn't too worried about Decision Review System blunders that threatened to undermine his side's chance of victory in the Test against Pakistan in Hamilton.
The captain's decisions came under scrutiny on the final day of the match when he reviewed a not out decision against Azhar Ali for caught behind, which footage showed was never anywhere near the bat or gloves.
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Not long afterwards, the Kiwis were keen to review umpire Simon Fry's not out decision for an lbw appeal against Sami Aslam, who went on to make 91, but were refused because they took longer than 15 seconds to ask for it.
Footage and the ball tracking technology showed Aslam would have been given out if the review had been allowed.
"He (the umpire) did warn me and I still was still trying to get some information and I just missed the boat," Williamson said after his side's 138-run victory.
"I guess all's well that ends well.
"I was at cover. It's obviously hard to get an angle on the line of the delivery when you are in that position.
"The communication guys weren't sure. It's one of those things - it is tough. People have gone back in the replay and timed it and perhaps I was maybe in, just slightly, but it is cricket and that's the way it goes.
"It would be nice to get every review right but that's not the way it happens."
Williamson rightfully pointed out that he successfully reviewed a not out decision against Younis Khan later in the day, where the technology ruled he was out lbw.
New Zealand went on to take nine wickets in the final session and win the Test to secure a 2-0 series victory.
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