He lives by the sword and dies by it - he gave a great interview on five live in the week, talking about playing cricket that suits NZ and their personnel, how everyone buys into it and how he leads from the front.
If that means he loses the occasional session, so be it is his attitude. At the time of writing England are 4 down for less than 150 - he probably felt he had leeway to keep attacking before the deck evens out. I'm happy to give him the benefit of the doubt and I love the way he plays the game; he's got an excellent cricket brain and he as much as anyone has developed the type of long term strategy that England crave.