The Kent cricketer, who made his ODI debut against New Zealand at Birmingham two years ago, said he was game for hard work and wanted to have a good attitude to life and cricket, a la Dravid.

Looking towards the future the BCCI included Manish Pandey instead of a more experienced Suresh Raina.

Harbhajan, a veteran of 236 One-day Internationals (ODI) has no doubt that the men-in-blue have everything in them to defend their title, although he expected stiff competition from the other seven sides.