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New Delhi: Legendary batsman Matthew Hayden is ready to solve Australia’s batting problems in the ongoing Test series against India if he is asked to do so. The Indian spinners troubled the Australian batsmen a lot in the first two Tests. Australia lost 32 out of 40 wickets against Indian spinners led by Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja in Nagpur and New Delhi. Commenting on the series for host broadcaster Star Sports, Hayden said that he would gladly put his hand up to help Australia against the Indian spinners and that he would take nothing for it.

The ‘Sydney Morning Herald’ quoted Hayden as saying, ‘100 per cent, day or night, at any time.’ The 51-year-old former left-handed batsman said, ‘Whenever I am asked to do anything, I always say yes to it at any time.’ Former captain Michael Clarke has asked the visiting team management to make use of the expertise of Hayden, who averaged 110 on the historic 2001 tour under Steve Waugh and led the Adam Gilchrist-led side to a series win in 2004. were also a part.

The Gilchrist-led side was the only Australian team since 1969 to win a series in India. Hayden said he would not take any money from Cricket Australia to spend time with the Australian team but wanted the governing body to connect the current players with the previous generation. He said, ‘You cannot separate them (former players). If you want top players, you can at least respect them. If you are in the role of CA then there should be a system, how do we bring intellectual property in our players? This is the key.

Highlighting India batsman Shreyas Iyer’s close relationship with Ricky Ponting during their time together at IPL franchise Delhi Capitals and Matthew Mott’s role in England’s T20 World Cup triumph, he explained how other countries are using Australia’s best coaching talent. are using. Australia coach Andrew McDonald has said that if the players want to add Hayden to the current coaching staff, he is open to it.

“If Matthew can benefit individual players, I’m sure those individual players will certainly be in talks with him,” he added. Macdonald defended the team’s preparations for the series in India, saying that they would not change what they did before the series.

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