Here all of those were missing. First of all he had an absolutely round arm and was not turning the ball to that extent. In fact Sachin Tendulkar was turning the ball more than Warne in Kolkata, bowling with a high action, loop and bounce. Here Warne was alowing Rahul Dravid and Laxman to step out and drive balls that were squatting on the wicket. That's why he allowed them to dominate.
History says that most touring fast bowlers have been very successful on Indian wickets.
Our fast bowlers can't get that sort of weight behind the ball because they're not strong enough. If you see the records, when touring fast bowlers play five Tests, they usually get 25 wickets and when they play three Tests, they get 15-18 wickets. I would say that if overseas teams don't have spin bowlers of Indian standard, the only way is to attack India with pace. In the one-dayers, a little bit of luck is required. Both the sides are capable of scoring 250 plus, so it looks like being a very tall scoring series.