Australia wicket-keeper Matthew Wade yesterday said his side will look to beat an aggressive Indian team in the third cricket Test 'on skill'
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Ranchi: Australia wicket-keeper Matthew Wade yesterday said his side will look to beat an aggressive Indian team in the third cricket Test 'on skill'.
"Indian teams always go quite hard, if you give them a sniff they'll run with it. Our job is to make sure they can't get in the game so they can't get aggressive with us, and then really take the momentum away from us. But it's not really our issue. We've got to play good cricket, and beat them on skill," Wade said.
He said he was shocked by a distinct change in India's approach between the first and second cricket Test in the ongoing series. "The change from the first Test to the second Test was probably the initial shock. They certainly came out a little harder on day three (at Bangalore), but we expect them to come hard," Wade said.
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