Mumbai, Jan. 7 -- Kyle Jamieson runs in to bowl to a cauldron of support from the home crowd in New Chandigarh and delivers a lifter that shapes away from Virat Kohli, taking the edge to send RCB's biggest batter back to the pavilion. Jamieson and Punjab Kings, defending precious few runs in the IPL 2025 Qualifier, could not win that night, but the tall fast bowler calls it his favourite memory from battles in India. "I remember bowling to Virat. That was really cool. Just the crowd chanting for us as the home team and that sort of thing," Jamieson told select media on the sidelines of the New Zealand team's Golf Day arranged by TCM. Getting Kohli out and to be cheered on by an Indian crowd is unique to IPL. The Kiwi pacer swears by the experience, which would hold him in good stead for the upcoming white-ball series (3 ODIs and 5 T20Is) in India which would be followed by the T20 World Cup. "Just to be a part of those big moments and packed houses and the high pressure, as a player from New Zealand, we don't sort of get that sort of atmosphere," he said. Jamieson was more effective in the IPL final, in the rematch. All his three scalps came off fuller or slower deliveries, but he could confound batters because of his signature hard lengths, thanks to his 6'8" frame and a very high release point. "It's just trying to get (batters) bounced right, and probably in this part of the world it doesn't sort of extract as much bounce. Probably the thing is how do you adjust your length where other guys maybe can't go and use those attributes as best you can," he said. "And try to slip in the fuller one when you can." Jamieson will get his chance to add more decorated wickets to his tally, against a star-studded Indian ODI side....