I don't really care how people perceive me. For me, it's just about going out there and doing my thing. As long as we take 20 wickets a Test match, I'm happy. As long as I do my role, I don't give a hell what people have to say about me." Philander may be a relative newcomer to the international cricket scene - making his Test debut as a 26-year-old against Australia in Cape Town last year. But a stack of experience and wickets at domestic first-class level in South Africa has given him the guile to soar at the highest level. Australia is well aware of the damage he can do - he took an extraordinary 14 wickets at 13.92 in the two Tests he played against the Aussies in the Rainbow Nation last year. Philander's ability to move the ball both ways is probably the key to his success, but many bowlers who have never played Test cricket in Australia before have gone home dejected after their first visits here. He believes the key to personal success in Australia will just be to keep it simple and not become seduced by bouncy pitches in Brisbane and Perth. "For me, it is just about keeping it really simple and that is exactly what I've been doing over the last 12 months," he said. "I won't be changing too much going into this series and I will be hoping to reapthe same success. "I have to adapt to conditions as