Ahead of T20 on Wed, Raina holds out hope

January 30, 2012 11:22

Unfazed by the Test debacle as he was not a part of the team, Indian middle-order batsman Suresh Raina today said his side will play some "different cricket" to give a better account of itself in the shorter formats starting with a Twenty20 match against Australia in Sydney on Wednesday. "We won the ODI series in Adelaide last time. We have also won the World Cup. We won other series too. It's the same set of players largely. You would see different cricket from India," said Raina.

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