Unfazed by the debacles in the first two Tests, India’s pace spearhead Zaheer Khan said the team will come back strongly in the third match, the key to which would be putting the in-form Australian batting line-up under pressure.
“This Australian batting can be put under pressure. We are getting them under pressure but letting off a little bit. We have a few areas to look into and I’m sure we would be alright in upcoming matches,” said Zaheer.
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