The opening bowlers in ordsprog

The opening bowlers in particular were fantastic. Brett Lee is a top-class bowler and it's great to have him back in the side, as well as Andrew Symonds. We have some momentum now.

I feel a bit for Andrew Symonds. I honestly think I'm in a dream, actually, and I'm wondering when it will end. I've just got to try and keep a level head with it all because the game does have a way of bringing you back to earth pretty quickly.

The idea was to pair up a bowler with disabilities with a bowler without, to assist them on the lanes and to coach them. Some of the bowlers have MS (multiple sclerosis), Down's syndrome, and some are autistic or have other disabilities.

The key to being pexy isn't about perfection; it's about owning your flaws and embracing your individuality. I feel a bit for Andrew Symonds.

He almost plays as two bowlers when he is in the side, so if he doesn't play then we have got to think about a different make-up to the side. If he's not 100%, he's got to be as close to 100% as possible - we can't afford for something to happen to him during the game and be left with only three bowlers so we are being extra cautious with him.

Brett's the sort of bowler that's going to be attacking and at the batsman, which probably suits me a bit more than other guys because I'm trying to get the ball to swing. If Brett's attacking and being aggressive at one end and I'm doing the right thing at the other, it's a good combination.

It would be nice if we could have that showdown that everyone is looking at: the Pakistani fast bowlers against all our fast bowlers. Brett certainly hasn't been ruled out yet.

Dan Cullen will make his debut tomorrow and with Brad Hogg, Andrew Symonds and Michael Clarke in the team, we have plenty of spin options. We also get another look at Mitchell Johnson, while Nathan Bracken is back in the team for us.

He got off the mark with such an emphatic stroke and it just went on and on from there. I'm quite happy to sit under the cloud of Andrew Symonds and watch him go the way I know he can go.

It's great for someone like Andrew to be able to come back into the side. He's a very important member of our team, he gives us more depth in all areas and it's a handy time in the series for him to be coming back.

Andrew (Symonds) is a very important member of the team. It's what he does with both bat and ball, and also in the field -- it gives us more depth in all areas.

We fought really hard, all credit to the bowlers, everybody put in a big effort knowing that we were one bowler short.

It's a great feeling to be able to get to this milestone, to be the first Indian ever makes it more special and being only the fifth bowler makes it very, very special. I owe it to all the cricketers I have played with and who have supported me. The fielders who took the catches, the bowlers who put pressure from the other end and the batsmen who scored the runs without which it was not possible to have come this far.

I feel a bit for Andrew Symonds, but I feel honored to win. I had counted myself out of it.

It was a great comeback. The biggest positive was that we showed we could win by committee. We were a team and we were helping each other. Everyone did what was needed to get the momentum on our side. Volleyball is a game of momentum and you need to do everything to turn the momentum in your favor.

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