India begin the tour with three T20s, which will be followed by a four-match Test series, the first beginning at Adelaide on December 6. Smith and Warner are currently serving a one-year ban while Cameron Bancroft has been suspended for nine months after their involvement in the ball-tampering scandal in March.

Tendulkar was speaking after the first India camp of the Tendulkar Middelsex Global Academy began at the DY Patil Stadium. Tendulkar also said he didn't want to get into the debate of whether the ban on Smith and Warner should be reduced or not.

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"I would want to see good cricket for sure (in Australia). They both [Smith and Warner] are world-class players. So, I don't want to get into that debate whether the ban should be reduced or not. "But I would like to see them, but by no means I am saying or interfering in what their judgment has been. They are world class players."

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