India Can't Take Aussies Lightly: Tendulkar

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    • Publish Date: Feb 1 2017 12:54PM
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India Can't Take Aussies Lightly: Tendulkar

Batting legend Sachin Tendulkar today picked India as the favourites for the upcoming Test series against Australia but warned the hosts that it would be a mistake to take the team from Down Under lightly.


India will play a four-Test series against Steve Smith's men starting February 23 in Pune. Australia have been enduring mixed fortunes in Test cricket of late, losing to South Africa before beating Pakistan.

"The last thing one would like to do is underestimate your opposition and Australia is a strong side. Yes, to play in Indian conditions it would be difficult and Australian players have also acknowledged that, which is a compliment to the Indian team, the way they are playing but you cannot take things for granted," Tendulkar said.

"I have no doubt that our team will prepare to their best of the ability and deliver when it matters. Australian are going to be tough to handle and that's how it has always been. But I think I am confident of Indian team" he added.

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SRIRAM.C Amalorpavam Higher Secondary School - Puducherry

Indians boys are already playing well they should do some changes in order to win the series

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