India’s recent success against Australia has given New Zealand hope that they too can put it across Ricky Ponting’s men.

Australia take on New Zealand in two Tests, five One-day Internationals and Twenty20 match.

The first Test starts in Brisbane on November 20 and Martin said their fast bowlers should try and work out a similar strategy used so effectively by Indian speedsters Zaheer Khan and Ishant Sharma against Australia.

“I saw some incredible deliveries bowled (in India). The level that some of those guys — Sharma and Zaheer — were bowling at, I think we need to look at ourselves and work out whether we can bowl those wicket-taking balls as well,” Martin was quoted as saying in ‘The Age’.

“We know we’ve got the firepower, it’s a matter of stringing it together on a more day-to-day basis, which is basically what Australia does.” New Zealand are likely to go with a four-pronged pace attack in the first Test in teenager Tim Southee, Ian O’Brien, Kyle Mills and Martin, who missed the Bangladesh tour with a hamstring injury.