After missing out on the ICC Men's World Cup trophy, skipper Kane Williamson said the loss against England in the finals based on boundary count was "pretty hard to swallow".The finals between England and New Zealand was one for the ages as the match between both these sides did not have a winner after 50-over and super over action. In the end, England was announced as the winner as they had hit more boundaries in the match."I suppose you never thought of asking this question and I never thought I would have to answer this. It's pretty hard to swallow when two teams have worked really hard to reach this point. It's what it is, the rules were there at the start, no one thought it would come down to this. It's a pretty hard loss to swallow. The rules are there. It is something you don't consider when you go out to play. I didn't even know what the boundary count was, but we were behind," Williamson said at the post-match conference."Just gutted. The guys put a huge amount of work to ...
