Adelaide Test: We will try to take 10 wickets tomorrow: Warner

Adelaide He might have made scoring look easy on the Adelaide track by notching centuries in each innings but David Warner said that the pitch is not placid anymore and his team is determined to take all 10 Indian wickets on the final day of first cricket Test tomorrowWarner scored 102 runs on the fourth day as the hosts took a 363run lead after bowling India out for 444 in their first innings Australia has declared their first innings at 517 for sevenAt the moment its hard to score when the ball gets older But there is a nice rough area for Nathan Lyon to exploit tomorrow said WarnerDavid WarnerWe saw that in first innings he pretty much hit it with every delivery Tomorrow we will try to take wickets with the new ball and once it gets older we will try and use the conditions to reverse the ball he addedTalking about Lyon who took five for 134 in the Indias first innings Warner said We have seen how much he has evolved in the last couple years Now he has a fiver in first innings of a home Test There is no reason why he cant come out tomorrow with his tail up and help us take 10 wicketsThe pitch has changed and there are nearly 98 overs there will be at least 10 chances for us to do that When we went out to bat we were only ahead by 70odd runs and we had 7080 overs remaining in the day We batted normally first to set up the game and later Steve Smith and Mitchell Marsh cameand hit the ball out of the park he explainedWarner replicated his teammate Phillip Hughes in scoring two hundreds in the same Test The late batsman achieved that feat against South Africa in South Africa in March 2009Yeah definitely it was in the back of my mind as well I have been seeing highlights of his backtoback hundreds over the last week or so Probably that gave me some luck out there today It was a memorable thing to do Phil had played fantastic knocks in South Africa said WarnerThe lefthanded batsman said he is probably in the best form of his life at the moment I think this is the best form of my life I want to keep doing my job for the team and that is to score runs at the top I would like to get big hundreds going forward and convert these hundreds to double hundreds like Michael Clarke did last time against India That is the next goal They are the achievements you want and they get recognised a lot said Warner who got three lives during his knockThe first one of them was perhaps the most prominent when he was bowled by Varun Aaron off a noball at 66 It started an intense exchange in the middle between the two with Shane Watson Shikhar Dhawan and Indian skipper Virat Kohli getting involved Later there was another such incident between Rohit Sharma and Steven Smith and on both occasions the umpires had to interveneThe temperature in the middle got up to 40degreeplus so maybe it got to some people It happens in cricket when decisions dont go your way and you get bowled off a noball They will come at you Sometimes you give it back sometimes you take it silently said Warner It is just how cricket is played When things dont go your way you get full of adrenaline Aaron bowling that no ball and nearly getting me out he came at me And I had a go at him too Everyone knows I like to get involved and get verbalBut maybe I shouldnt have done that It was a bit of a contest and it is like a rollercoaster ride You just ride it he insistedThis was in sharp contrast to how the Australian team had reacted on day three when Kohli had got hit on his helmet by a Mitchell Johnson bouncer All players had rushed to check on the batsmanGiven the incidents of the last week and a half it is quite tough when someone gets hit in the head You sit backand hope he is okay We play cricket in the spirit of the game But when we play tough we play tough Thats only verbal though But when someone gets hurt you have to give him sympathy Warner signed off