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Australia to go flat out for win: Hayden

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Posted online: Saturday , January 05, 2008 at 1545 hrs IST

Sydney, January 5:: Australia will go flat out for a win in the second cricket Test on Sunday, according to centurion Matthew Hayden who reckons that the Indian batsmen would find the going tough in the last innings on a difficult SCG track.

"I think we would try and win this Test. I also think we are very capable of doing it. It's not an easy wicket and we would really make it difficult for Indians in this Test," the burly left-hander said after the fourth day's play.

Hayden, who scored a splendid 123 to take the Australian lead to 213 by the end of the fourth day, said the pitch was not very conducive for batting.

"Obviously as an Australia player, you look to score quickly the runs you need to score. It's a difficult wicket, I have never played a reverse sweep ever before in my life."

Hayden did not know what target would suffice against the Indians but he confirmed his team would make a determined bid to secure their 16th consecutive Test win.

"I think we would try and win this game. Australia is in a slightly stronger position. We would try to step up scoring tomorrow. Then it can become difficult for the Indians. It's not an easy wicket," he said.

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