New Zealand coach Mike Hesson has not so much dozed since his side's semi-final win over South Africa on Tuesday while captain Brendon McCullum needs to "stop and enjoy the scenery" before the co-hosts turn their consideration regarding the cricket World Cup Final:
New Zealand fixed their spot in Sunday's last in Melbourne when Grant Elliott hit a six off Dale Steyn to secure a four-wicket triumph over the South Africans.
The win finished a run of six thrashings in the last four for New Zealand and place them in their first World Cup Final.
I think today it is still about giving it a chance to sink in, McCullum told journalists at the group inn.
When you attain to something as exceptional as we have done you would prefer not to stop it too rapidly.
You have became acquainted with yourself the chance to stop and enjoy the scenery. Today is about appreciating that.
Tomorrow we will turn our regard for the Final.
Hesson said he had not by any stretch of the imagination dozed after the side came back to the inn from Eden Park, where they imparted a couple of beverages to the South Africans before doing likewise with family and companions.
We returned to the lodging really late and I was really wired,said Hesson.
There were clearly a considerable measure of feelings all through.
I never thought we would get over the line until we saw the ball vanishing. I don't even know where it arrived. I simply bounced up.
It was an entire stack of feeling, an entire pile of pride in the gathering.
Later in the day the group will go to Melbourne, where they will confront either India or Australia in the greatest match of their vocations on Sunday.
Hesson said they would not treat the last any uniquely in contrast to the 10 progressive amusements they have now won, eight of which have taken on at the World Cup.
We will defy the following diversion as we have the last 10 amusements, Hesson said.
We will get ready admirably well once we figure out who we are playing and we will put on an okay execution.
On the off chance that we do and the restriction puts on a superior show then we can adapt to that.
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