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Chappell might try new tricks

PTI, Bangalore
The Indian team may have some surprises up its sleeve for Sri Lanka in the coming one-day series, coach Greg Chappell indicated on Friday.
Talking about the three-day camp for the team that concluded today, Chappell said: "The objective was really to try a few things we are planning to use against Sri Lanka. We looked at a few different tactics and a few different bowling combinations".
During the camp ahead of the series in which India play seven one-dayers against Marvan Atapattu's side, the players did a closed-door video analysis of the Sri Lankan team.
Chappell said Kerala speedster Sreesanth, the lone new face in the 15-member squad named for the first two games against the Islanders beginning at Nagpur on Tuesday, would be given the new ball.
"More than likely that Sreesanth would open the attack in the games that he plays. But we are likely to try different combinations at different times. But at this stage, we would be using him as an opening bowler, yes," he said.
On the morale of the Indian squad, the coach said: "We are in pretty good shape, mentally and physically. The group is looking pretty good. We will only find out when we get there. But from the point of view of preparation, everyone is quite happy."
Chappell also sought to steer clear of any potential controversy by declining comments on the time span for Sourav Ganguly, who was replaced as captain by Rahul Dravid.
Asked if there is a possibility of Ganguly returning to the side in the wake of his return to form with an enterprising century for East Zone in the Duleep Trophy tie against North, he said: "Not for the first two games against Sri Lanka.
The selectors announced a 15-member Indian squad last week for the first two one-day matches against the islanders beginning at Nagpur on Tuesday.
On the possibility of Ganguly returning to the side after the two games, Chappell, whose public spat with Ganguly made headlines recently, said: "You have to ask the BCCI and the selectors; that's not something I can answer."
"I am not going to comment on selection issues," he said.
"We have got a group that's preparing for the first two games."
While announcing the change of guard, BCCI secretary S K Nair had said Dravid's appointment as captain had nothing to do with Ganguly's injury and he will be considered as a player depending on the fitness report.