New Delhi February 6:
Shane Warne's problem in India was that he simply tried to spin the ball too much since big turn never worried the Indian who have played it "almost from the cradle", says his former teammate Matthew Hayden.
Hayden wrote in his autobiography "Standing My Ground" that Warne chose a wrong strategy in spin-friendly tracks of India by only thinking of turning the ball too much. "I thought Warnie's problem in India was simply that he tried to spin the ball too much. Big turn never worried the Indians. They have played it almost from the cradle.
Shane Warne's problem in India was that he simply tried to spin the ball too much since big turn never worried the Indian who have played it "almost from the cradle", says his former teammate Matthew Hayden.
Hayden wrote in his autobiography "Standing My Ground" that Warne chose a wrong strategy in spin-friendly tracks of India by only thinking of turning the ball too much. "I thought Warnie's problem in India was simply that he tried to spin the ball too much. Big turn never worried the Indians. They have played it almost from the cradle.
