Adelaide, Jan 29: Australia skipper Michael Clarke said he has not lost respect for legends of Indian cricket after his team smashed India at Adelaide to win the Test series 4-0.
Clarke, who scored 626 runs this series was declared man of the series, said he was enjoying the success but did not concern about what went wrong for India.
"The team (India) has many greats and there is a lot to learn from many of the players in the opposition camp. I am just happy with the way my team played this summer."
The 30-year-old said that there was lot to learn from veteran Indian players. "They (VVS Laxman, Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar) have a lot to offer cricket. I hope they continue playing but that is a decision the Indian selectors will have to make, not me."
Australia beat India by 298 runs in Adelaide and Clarke said it was the perfect result of the hard-work put in after the Ashes loss.
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Clarke, who scored 626 runs this series was declared man of the series, said he was enjoying the success but did not concern about what went wrong for India.
"The team (India) has many greats and there is a lot to learn from many of the players in the opposition camp. I am just happy with the way my team played this summer."
The 30-year-old said that there was lot to learn from veteran Indian players. "They (VVS Laxman, Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar) have a lot to offer cricket. I hope they continue playing but that is a decision the Indian selectors will have to make, not me."
Australia beat India by 298 runs in Adelaide and Clarke said it was the perfect result of the hard-work put in after the Ashes loss.
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