Australian Media all praise for Indian Cricketer

Australian media were getting under the skins of Indians throughout the season
Australian media changed their stands after CB SERIES final in Gabba.They went
on their knees and praised Indian's all out effort to win the CB SERIES without
much Fuzz.

Some of the daily's Quoted the following after INDIA'S CB SERIES WIN

"As cricket became a contact sport, Australia were pitchforked out of the finals in straight sets by an Indian side which had the last laugh after a bitter summer of explosive tensions," said leading newspaper The Daily Telegraph.

Australian Associated Press (AAP) reported the home side's plight under the title "Australia sunk in straight sets" after Ricky Ponting's men lost to India by nine runs and 2-0 in the best-of-three finals.

"Instead of a fitting one-day farewell for retiring wicketkeeper (Adam) Gilchrist, it was controversial spinner Harbhajan Singh who laughed last and loudest, lapping up the triumph on the Gabba boundary in front of ecstatic expat fans," the paper said.

Herald Sun narrated similar sentiments after the Indian triumph, saying 'Rough night as Indians reign'. "Andrew Symonds shoulder-charged a streaker but it was his nemesis Harbhajan Singh and his Indian teammates who landed the knockout blow as Australia crashed out in straight sets in the tri-series finals at the Gabba last night," it said.

'Courier Mail' analysed the defeat in which it concluded that "the gap between Australia and the rest has closed to the point where the national selectors must be getting sweaty palms".The Indian team which trumped Australia last night contains just one player, Sachin Tendulkar over 30. Australia, by contrast, had just three players James Hopes, Michael Clarke and Mitchell Johnson under 30.