On the other hand, Zaheer sees the upcoming tour as a golden opportunity for India to end it's overseas victory drought.
Happy Birthday to India's teenage sensation Prithvi Shaw as he prepares for a tough test in Australia.
The young batsman called on the services of the legend to prepare for his toughest Test yet.
Waugh was also impressed with teenage sensation Prithvi Shaw sounding surprised at how India manage to produce so many quality batsmen.
Having been rested for the Windies T20Is, Kohli returns for the four-match Test series against Australia later this year with selection committee naming an 18-member team.
Prithvi also became India's second youngest century-scorer after Tendulkar, who in 1990 was 17 years and 107 days when he scored 119 not out against in England in Manchester.
Chasing 247, Mumbai were placed comfortably at 155 for two when rain halted play. Iyer (55 not out) and Ajinkya Rahane (17) were at the crease with their unbeaten third-wicket stand of 73 runs.
In the two-match Test series, India thrashed Windies 2-0 and Shaw played a monumental role in that, the young lad from Mumbai scored 237 runs with an average of 118.50.
Following India's 2-0 home series win aginst West Indies, Virat Kohli remains the number one Test batsmen while Prithvi Shaw and Rishabh Pant have made big gains in the latest ICC rankings.
Shaw was the man of the series in the two Tests that India won comfortably against West Indies as he notched up his maiden Test ton on his debut.
Virat Kohli remains the number one Test batsmen while Prithvi Shaw and Rishabh Pant have made big gains in the latest ICC rankings.
Mumbai's chief selector and former India pacer Ajit Agarkar confirmed that all the three players will be available to play in the semis.
While the bowlers have done the job for India, both home and away of late, batsmen have let the team down time and again.
Opener Shaw flayed the Caribbean attack during his 52-ball-70 on the second day of the second Test to give India a flying start, days after hitting a century on debut.
Kohli was all praise for Umesh Yadav, who became only the third Indian pacer to take 10 wickets in a Test at home.
Clinical India demolished a listless West Indies by 10 wickets in the second Test, inside three days, to clinch the series 2-0.
Prithvi Shaw scored the winning boundary to guide India to a 10-wicket win against West Indies in the second Test.
Umesh Yadav's maiden 10-wicket haul (6/88 and 4/45) on a decent track was the highlight as India reached the meagre victory target of 72 in 16.1 overs.
Opener Shaw flayed the Caribbean attack during his 52-ball-70 on the second day of the second Test to give India a flying start.
Review of the 2nd day of the second Test between India and West Indies in Hyderabad.
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