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Aus vs Ind: Have A Few Plans Ready When Indian Batsmen Attack, Says Lyon
Australia off-spinner Nathan Lyon is expecting Indian batsmen to charge down the track and attack him in the second Test match beginning Saturday at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. But Lyon says he has a few plans to tackle the visiting batsmen.
"India will try to look and attack me again, especially when you look at the quality of quick bowlers that we have got here in the Australian side. So I think it is one of their tactics to come after me which is totally fine. I am pretty used to having guys come after me. It is just about for me, have to know when to attack and when to defend as well...it is all fun and part of playing cricket especially as a little spin bowler you are going to have a lot of guys come out and attack you. So it is all a great challenge to be honest," said Lyon while speaking to reporters on Wednesday.
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