Sachin Tendulkar enjoys his fielding drills at the MCG.

Tendulkar will be the key to India's challenge against the world champions in the four-Test series.

On India's last tour to Australia in 1999-2000, Tendulkar, then the captain, was the most successful Indian batsman, scoring 278 runs at an average of 46.33, with a century and three half-centuries, in three Test matches.

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