Former Australian Opener Adam Gilchrist, who led the Deccan Chargers team to brilliance in the Indian Premier League-II earlier this year, is raring to imitate the feet in Champions League Twenty20, commencing from October 8.
Adam Gilchrist, who expressed watchful optimism about their performance in the upcoming 12-team tournament, insisted that the Hyderabad-based team is not moving any "extra burden" on the run-up to Champions League.
"I think there are expectations always at all times to do well," Adam Gilchrist said.
Meanwhile, the tournament is giving yet another chance to the controversial Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds to prove himself, as he is eyeing cashing in on the "benefit of taking rest".
Another member of the team, India cricketer VVS Laxman also said that his endeavour would be to put up his best in the upcoming tournament.
"I want to give my best in the tournament whenever I get the opportunity," he said.
Deccan Chargers would start their battle by taking on Somerset here on October 10.
Adam Gilchrist, who expressed watchful optimism about their performance in the upcoming 12-team tournament, insisted that the Hyderabad-based team is not moving any "extra burden" on the run-up to Champions League."I think there are expectations always at all times to do well," Adam Gilchrist said.
Meanwhile, the tournament is giving yet another chance to the controversial Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds to prove himself, as he is eyeing cashing in on the "benefit of taking rest".
Another member of the team, India cricketer VVS Laxman also said that his endeavour would be to put up his best in the upcoming tournament.
"I want to give my best in the tournament whenever I get the opportunity," he said.
Deccan Chargers would start their battle by taking on Somerset here on October 10.
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