India on their lands is a Major Challenge: Mitchell Johnson

Melbourne: Aware that leaving Virender Sehwag to play in his free-flowing game can be dangerous for the next round of Australian test pacer Mitchell Johnson has promised to stop the opening device exploding Indian court peppering his balls. First test with a two-match series starts on 1 October, in Mohali.

The left-arm quick feel vulnerable Sehwag is bowling short set.When the Australians last played a Test series in India, Sehwag scored 351 runs at a frequency of 82.39 strike.

Sehwag is someone who can play a lot of short balls to.I do not think it too comfortable with the ball a short time. The last time we were there and hitting balls well for four or six. You look at the scoreboard and not has almost 50 years,said Johnson.

Aussie Paceman work would be much easier if they could affect India's top order.I think if we can get their order from top to fairly cheap, it exerts great pressure on the bottom so that (MS) Dhoni, (Rahul) Dravid and those guys, he was quoted as saying in Australia.