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Gilchrist said he was confident his team would repeat the success it had against Mumbai Indians on April 27.
Asked whether V V S Laxman would be shuffled in the top order, he said he was not sure whether the team would go for a change in the batting line-up.
On a strategy to contain hard hitting Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, he said the Deccan Chargers were very much aware how dangerous Dhoni could be and would evolve a suitable strategy to tackle him.
"Hopefully, we will be able to put the ball on the right spot to get his wicket," Gilchrist, whose blazing 42-ball century scripted a 10 wicket win against Mumbai Indians, said.
He said the grounds in India were smaller compared to Australia and a mishit could even go for a six.
Gilchrist said he was not in race for the ‘Orange Cap’ and that talks were on with the Deccan Chargers team management to assume the role of a coach at their proposed cricket academy.


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