India finished Day Three on 515 for 8 with skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni scoring an unbeaten 206. Wade was all praise for the India captain. &ldquo;Dhoni played brilliantly. It was unbelievable,&rdquo; Wade told reporters after the day&rsquo;s play.u00a0 <img alt="Matthew Wade" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/feb/wade.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 540px;" /> Matthew Wade &ldquo;Most of our younger players are in the sub-continent for the first time and we can learn a lot from the way the Indian batsmen played today,&rdquo; he added. Day Four could decide the outcome of the match, felt Wade. &ldquo;If there is anything for us in this Test, it is coming tomorrow and getting those two wickets. We&rsquo;ll try for some quick wickets and then look to bat long,&rdquo; he said.u00a0

Australia wicket-keeper Matthew Wade yesterday admitted that his team could pick up a thing or two on how to bat on Indian wickets from the manner in which the hosts' batsmen played yesterday on a surface that is deteriorating.

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