"Winning a game in India is obviously so special, so there is a lot of positive energy that is going towards that."
Green – who declared he was "100 per cent ready" for the third Test – said there was not too much Australia needed to change if it was to beat India. He highlighted there were moments in the second Test in Delhi – which India won by six wickets – where Australia had the upper hand."We got ourselves into position to kind of win the game and we had a really tough session there at one point, but I think what we were doing is really good."Green has not played for Australia since injuring his finger in the Boxing Day Test against the Proteas at the MCG, which the hosts won by an innings and 182 runs.
The fourth and final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series will be played in Ahmedabad from March 9.
Green. Fit. Great team player but still not convinced with Cameron Green?
Green is the energy for the future JustSayin
They lost 110 kgs of useless fat in Warner, so they may be a chance.
Go. Go. Mr Green. Make ‘Em Suffer.
Only interest in the 3rd test is if they can lose in less than 3 days again
They'll need more than just 'energy'.