India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni said he will face a problem when you are welcome to choose their players turn in the World Cup after Australia skittles in a preparatory match.
Dhoni said his team has tremendous talent and is a small headache to play and not play "after seeing his bowl spin attack Australia for 176 after Ricky Ponting had come next to 118 - 1 to a point Sunday's match at the Chinnaswamy Stadium.
Leg-spinner Chawla 4.31 Peña was the outstanding performance over a period of 38 victory over defending champions in three ground running computer.
Chawla has been chosen as the third wheel behind off Harbhajan Singh and roulette in India Ravichandran Ashwin 15-man team.
Harbhajan Singh has also angered many in the final to finish with 15.03, while Ashwin played a good supporting role.
"Chawla is the ball well ... and is consistent with line and length," said Dhoni.
"It gives you more options in the bowling and he can also bat a bit. If I could contribute 15-20 runs with the bat, then it would be good for the team."
Dhoni also have the ability to use powerful batsmen Yusuf Pathan, Virender Sehwag and Yuvraj Singh Chawla and even admitted he had a chance if a field should help the spinners.
"We have a couple of good spinners in the team, but if the track is slow, and offer some in return I'll have a good chance to do it," said 22-year-old returned to the national team after more than two years.
Dhoni warned against reading too much, in practice, to win in Australia, where his line-up has struggled to shine.
"The positive aspect of the game, it contributed only two drummer and we still scored 214 runs," he said.
Sehwag top scorer for India with a 54 speed, while Pathan was the second leading scorer with 32 on land that was led from the start.
Dhoni said the camp was not ideal for a one-day cricket. "It was a hard wicket with the bat on. At first the ball was coming to bat and when the Pacers were bowling, but then began to roll big. It 'was a dream wicket cricket test".
Co-presenter then takes India to New Zealand in a training match in Chennai on Wednesday.
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