Mumbai: Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar on Thursday predicted that India-Australia series would grow bigger than matches featuring India and their arch rivals Pakistan. "I think the India-Australia series will grow in stature and probably become bigger than the India-Pakistan series in the past," Tendulkar said during the Royal Bank of Scotland press meet here. Brushing aside the notion that the Aussie team picked to tour India in the forthcoming four-Test home series was a bit inexperienced, Tendulkar said he found the visiting squad to be well balanced. "The Australian Test squad looks well balanced and I don’t agree that it is inexperienced. In fact, it has the right mix of youth and experience and it should be a very interesting series. I am really looking forward to the next couple of months where we have a two-Test series and a seven-match One-Day series lined up after the series against Australia," he told reporters. Tendulkar, who missed the One-Day series in Sri Lankan after being the only one to survive the selectors' axe from the 'Fab Four' for the ODIs, also said he had fully recovered from the elbow injury he sustained during the third and final Test in Colombo.
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