Mumbai, June 01: Indian left-arm pace bowler Zaheer Khan is preparing himself to tackle the Australian "on field aggression" when the Aussies come down to India later this year. About his plans for countering the Australian aggression, visible both in their play and body language, Zaheer told "you will see in December".

"We (team members) have been given a special programme by our trainer and I am following the same,” he said.
After the hectic World Cup where India finished the runners up, the team had proceeded to Dhaka to participate in a triangular series in April where they were the joint winners.
The new season for India starts in October 2003 with New Zealand and Australia coming here followed by the Indian tour to Australia.
"I am looking forward to the new season and am just preparing for it", Zaheer said.
The left arm pace bowler bowled 88.2 overs in 11 World Cup matches to scalp 18 wickets at an average of 20.77 to emerge as India's most successful bowler in the tournament. He was topped only by Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka), Brett Lee and Glenn Mcgrath (both Australians) in terms of wickets.
Zaheer was tapped by Warwickshire for the county season as replacement for New Zealand's Shane Bond but it could not materialise as he was not available for two of the four-day games. Bureau Report