As far as opening the batting with Ed Cowan was

concerned, Warner said they have developed a good understanding. "The last 12 months have been good for us. We have understood each other a lot. This summer we were little scratchy between wickets. When you call for singles we were ball watching, you should be trusting our instincts. That's important. We are complimenting each other. "It's crucial to get runs of the new ball. We know that 100 for none is good enough than 100 for four like the other day. So we have set a goal to bat 30 overs among us top-order batsman -� me, Cowan and Phil Hughes." And about the XI for the first Test, he said, "I'm glad that I'm not the captain. The selectors and the team management have a tough job on their hands. There has been a lot of speculation on what the team is going to be. "But at the end of the day it's going to be the captain, coach and selectors who will decide the eleven. We would know the team in a couple of days."