Melbourne, Jan 8(ANI): Australian paceman Ryan Harris has vowed 'to go in for a kill' in the upcoming Perth Test.
He said that Indian players are turning against each other and looking for boarding the first flight to return home after losing Melbourne and Sydney Tests.
"They are down and out already. We know that when things aren't going great for this Indian side they get frustrated because there is a lot of individuals in that side. Their team wouldn't be sticking together at all right now," The Herald Sun quoted Harris, as saying.
"A lot of them don't like travelling and I am sure some of them would already be thinking about going home. I am aiming to go in for the kill in Perth. We want to keep them down and win this series 4-0," he added.
His statement came ahead of the Perth Test, which marks his comeback after being ruled out for 18 months due to an injury.
Harris, 32, rated the Perth pitch as his favourite and said he is looking forward to launching the pace attack on India in the forthcoming Test.
"The Indian batsmen are not massive fans of having the ball bouncing around their ears and they will certainly cop a fair bit of that in Perth. I love bowling in Perth where the pitch is getting back to its old way of being fast and bouncy," Harris said.
"The Indians have already lost two Tests and this is the pitch they will like playing on the least.I had a bit of a personal milestone in Perth last summer, but the bottom line was we lost the Ashes series," he added.(ANI)
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