The New Zealand cricket captain Dan Vettori says he has no problem with big hitting Australian opener David Warner batting left and right handed.
In clubbing the second fastest 50 in international cricket against the West Indies in a Twenty20 match on Tuesday night, Warner batted both left and right handed prompting the umpires to say it wasn't in the spirit of the game.
But Vettori believes it will be the next major advancement in the game.
However Vettori, a left handed batsman, says he won't be trying to copy Warner's exploits in tonight's opening Twenty-20 match between New Zealand and Australia in Wellington.
