Justin Langer

Big Australian tour
India's Australia tour will kick off with three T20I games from November 21. Virat Kohli & Co will start the four-Test series at the Adelaide Oval from December 6. A five-match one-day series will be held later. "I have not said yes to them yet, but if my schedule here permits me, I am happy to help them [Australia]," said Sahu, 33, who yesterday led from the front for Parkhophene Cricketers by claiming five for 54 for his side to take a vital 130-run first innings lead against Payyade Cricket Club on Day Two of the three-day Police Shield final at Marine Drive. "It all depends on my matches here and IPL camps or if I get a call for the Mumbai Ranji team. If I am free, I am ready to help them," said Sahu, who played 13 first-class games for Haryana.

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'Age is just a number'
When asked how he manages to motivate himself at the age of 33 for the prestigious Mumbai cap, he said: "Age is just a number and it doesn't matter if you bowl well. I can still play for five to six years. I am performing consistently here in Mumbai and have claimed more than three wickets in every game. I am waiting for my turn; I am hoping to make the Mumbai Ranji team." Sahu attracted local attention four years ago when he claimed all 10 wickets in a Dr HD Kanga Cricket League Division 'A' game for Payyade CC against MIG CC.

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