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Zaheer Khan saved India from the blushes after coming up with a sparkling unbeaten half century and sharing a crucial 80-run partnership with Harbhajan Singh. He is high on confidence and is looking forward for the second Test match starting in Mohali on October 17.
Usually a happy man, he was not impressed with Ponting’s comments on
The left-arm paceman said: “On this fifth day pitch the spinners couldn’t do us any harm. So that tells us what their spin attack is all about.
“Even their pacers for that matter on a fifth day, on wicket like this, did not take wickets. So the pressure is on them to take wickets.”
On the spat between him and Haddin, Zaheer said: “We all know Aussies do all these things. We settled the matter then and there on the field and we do not want to take it any further.”
Zaheer, who picked up opener Matthew Hayden twice in the match, said: “He is a good player and the Australians rely a lot on him. Removing him early has always been one of our priorities. He is the one who plays spin well and getting him out early is our focus.”
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