Ojha has only ever played Tests in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, so has not been tested on wickets that have nothing in it for the spinners. He is determined to prove his worth on all surfaces though, when the Test season rolls around again.My priority right now is to play more and more matches and not miss out on any cricket. If I keep bowling, I'll keep my rhythm going and really, that's all I can do to prepare for the coming overseas season.Ojha told the BCCI website after the Australia series: "I want to play and succeed in different parts of the world and in different conditions. When you're playing on tracks like this [Delhi], as a spinner things are very simple for you.Ojha added that his recent success had a lot to do with exploring a variety of deliveries, especially when it came to varying his pace, saying: I have begun to vary my pace. You don't have to try too many things and just focus on doing the simple things right. It will be a very big challenge for me to go abroad and pick wickets in some tough conditions. When I started playing, I didn't have much idea about how to vary my pace, use the crease and play around with the seam. "I have started to do all that now, which has added the required variety to my bowling.
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