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Shane Warne was the best spinner in his time. He could cause havoc to every team in the world except Indian batsmen. Indian batsmen are good at playing spin bowling and that is why Shane Warne’s record against Indian batsmen was not that much impressive. Now, English spinner  Monty Panesar is worried that he might suffer against Indian batsmen in the upcoming test series between India and England.

Hindustan Times reported:

"As a spinner I feel like I'm still a baby. Playing India is exciting, but it's also frightening," Panesar said at his home club 'Luton Town and Indians'.

"They tend to play spin on the height of the ball and they're very quick at judging length on trajectory, very quick to move on to the back foot, and very wristy and nimble. It's a real test to see whether you can apply pressure."

The 25-year-old Panesar, the first Sikh to play for England, has developed the knack of dismissing quality players but said the series against the sub-continent giants was the toughest challenge of his career so far.

Monty Panesar needs not be afraid. Indian batsmen are not in good form. Tendulkar, Ganguly and Drvid have become old and have surely passed their prime.

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