McCullum proud of record knock [AMBIENT]

8 months ago, SNTV Videos

Brendon McCullum admitted he was pleased with his contribution after smashing 123 runs off 58 balls in New Zealand's 59-run win over Bangladesh at the Twenty20 World Cup.

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