MS Dhoni has been more assertive during Chennai Test: Sunil Gavaskar
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"They (Australians) can make a comeback. Just like England skipper Alaistar Cook batted so well in the first Test in Ahmedabad, similarly Michael Clarke has scored well in both the innings here. Moises Henriques has also played very well. They have got two players who have scored runs. Others are also good."
Gavaskar is of the opinion that Hyderabad track won't be a rank turner like the one in Chennai.
"I dont think Hyderabad wicket will take as much turn as it did in Chennai. There will be some turn but not the amount of it along with the bounce that we saw in Chennai," he said.
Gavaskar heaped praises on Henriques for his back to back half century knocks on debut.
"The way Moises Henriques batted, there in lies the clue for the Australian batsmen. He played the ball very late and used soft hands. He stretched right forward to defend the ball. There was a method in the way he batted," he said.
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