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India's defeat in India, More important-Strauss


England Test captain Andrew Strauss for the Indian team to beat on its Homeground is more important than winning Ashes trophy.

Strauss claimed that he had reached the top in international cricket, but his desire to let beat team India in India. The reason to beat the best team like India, considered a symbol of respect for more important than winning the Ashes trophy ever.

captain said "for us Ashes is very important, but now we have to think further.I wish teams like India and South Africa to beat on their home ground."

Strauss said, I never beat India in Test Series and if England is to be the best team in the world, then we have to beat India. I definitely would like to say that for us defeat to India is more important than to go to Australia and winning the Ashes. World number one Test team India to tour West Indies in June after which India will be leaving for England.
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