Spinner Peterson knows Aussies eyes will light when he comes on

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ANI Johannesburg
Last Updated : Feb 10 2014 | 4:20 PM IST

South Africa's left-arm spinner Robin Petersen just reacts with a wry chuckle when Australian opener David Warner vows to take him down during the three-Test match series starting from Wednesday.

His reaction aside, Peterson ellaborates that as the only finger spinner in the Proteas squad, it is an unavoidable hazard being in the same team as three quality pacemen, reports news.com.au.

He believes that Aussie batsmens' eyes will only light up when he comes on to bowl.

He, however, adds that thos wanting to target him, must remember that he has had reasonable success of late against them.

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First Published: Feb 10 2014 | 4:12 PM IST

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