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Ganguly admits it

AFP, Adelaide
Indian captain Saurav Ganguly has conceded Australia holds a mental edge over his team heading into the southern summer's four-Test series.
Australian one-day captain Ricky Ponting said after his side's tri-series final win in India on Tuesday that his players had a psychological hold over the Indians.
Ganguly, who arrived with the Indian team here on Saturday, agreed the Indians had a mental barrier to overcome on their Australian tour.
"Yes, honestly we've lost to them four times now in the last two months in one-day cricket and we accept that they're a good side and they're playing good cricket," he told reporters.
"That's why it's more of a challenge to raise our game and perform at par
tough side at home, they win overseas as well and them playing at home will be even tougher.
"We know that and we have to be up to the task."
But Ganguly dismissed suggestions his side's inexperienced pace attack would struggle on the bouncy Australian pitches.
India's most experienced bowlers will be Zaheer Khan (26 Tests) and Ashish Nehra (13 Tests), but Ganguly said both players had proved their ability at international level.
"They were inexperienced in the World Cup and to be honest they were on par with the best in the world, if you go through the records," he said.
"Even before the World Cup, we went to New Zealand before the
with them in Australia.
"We know they are going to be a World Cup and the fast bowlers took wickets.
"At the end of the day, whether it's the one-day game or Test cricket, you've got to put the ball in the right place and take wickets," he said.
Ganguly added his team had a core of experienced batsmen who had toured Australia before, and that India's once lamentable overseas record had improved markedly in the past few years.
"We struggled a bit in the mid-90s, but we've started to play well in the past few years, whether it's in England, the West Indies or the World Cup," he said.
"It's an aim for us to do well overseas and to play against the best side in the world will be a great challenge for us and we're really looking forward to it."
India play Victoria in a three-day game in Melbourne, starting on Tuesday.
The first Test in Brisbane starts on December 4.