Smith sees no spin threat in India

The Australian one-day side is better prepared to deal with the turn in the inevitable five-coordinate arrangement in India, chief Steve Smith has said.

Prior this year, spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja shared 46 wickets between them to bowl India to a 2-1 arrangement triumph against Australia, who additionally tasted their lady test vanquish against a turn overwhelming Bangladesh a month ago.

India has rested Ashwin and Jadeja for the initial three ODIs and Smith trusts the wickets in the shorter organization won't be as useful to the slower bowlers.

"I think the one-day amass has played turn really well for some time. Clearly, we are as yet learning in the test organize," Smith said after his entry in Chennai, which will have the primary ODI on Sunday.

"We have originated from a testing visit from Bangladesh. The folks are learning and attempting to move forward. Thus, ideally, they can keep on doing so.

"(I am) not certain the one-day wickets will show very as much turn (as) maybe a portion of the test wickets. Be that as it may, we need to sit back and watch and adjust to the conditions appropriately."

Starts regularly fly at whatever point they conflicted against India, however, the Australia captain was sure the up and coming arrangement will be played in 'great soul'.

"It's dependably a hard-battled challenge playing against India and we're energized by the test of playing here," the 28-year-old said.

"Thinking back to the most recent one-day voyage through India, I wasn't on it in 2013, however, it was a major run-fest from memory with truly level wickets and enormous sums.

"We'll see what we're given yet it could be the same once more."

Smith was confident leg-spinner Adam Zampa will highly affect the arrangement with his insight into the Indian conditions having played in the Indian Chief Class Twenty20 competition.

"He has a truly decent record in the course of the most recent a year or two," Smith said. "He has got some experience playing in these conditions in IPL. Along these lines, we recognize what's in store from Zampa.

"Also, on the off chance that he gets his chance, ideally he can have some accomplishment on this visit."

Kohli's men have been doing great in tests and are quite recently back subsequent to subjecting Sri Lanka to a visit whitewash by winning every one of the nine matches there.

"We have been following the India-Lanka arrangement in odds and ends," he said. "They are playing some better than average cricket. It's a decent test for us.

"It' s constantly extreme playing India in India. They are great ODI side. Simply observing the side they have declared, it would appear that a solid side. We are energized by the test of the arrangement."