India skipper Rohit Sharma refused to heap pressure on his batsmen following the team's 113-run loss to New Zealand in the second test on Saturday but said individuals had to trust in and execute their own plans to improve.

Yashasvi Jaiswal stroked a breezy 46 not out off 36 balls as India reached 81-1 in its second innings at lunch on day three of the second test, chasing a mammoth 359 runs for victory over New Zealand.

New Zealand forced India to seek recourse in the sweep and the paddle and the reverse sweep, strokes that don’t come naturally. They compelled India to go against their natural grain by cutting out the frills.