The IPL season is all about big fights and two indivduals who hate to loose spoke exclusively to TIMES NOW. One is a leading international captain and the other a dashing player from the sub-continent. TIMES NOW correspondant Nidhi Tuli pits the Rajasthan Royals' Graeme Smith against Deccan Chargers Shahid Afridi. Nidhi: Graeme, As a batsmen, do you think with Shahid's current form you can hit him out of the park? Graeme: (All smiles) Shahid is a good bowler and he is good in all forms of the game. He is good with his batting and bowling and he has bowled well this tournament. We will obviouslty look to restrict him in the match, which will give us a great opportunity to win the game. I hope he doesn't do well and I am sure he has to say the same thing about me. Nidhi: Do you want the same thing, Shahid? Afridi: In the first game, I restricted him, he did not hit me for a boundary and I got him out as well. Nidhi: The Deccan Chargers have a star batting line-up but yet they are not performing. Graeme, will that be the area you will be targetting? Graeme: It's always difficult to talk about a strong batting line-up because it can be one game where they can come off and I hope it is not against us. Nidhi: Will you tell Laxman, weakness of Sohail Tanveer? Afridi: The team knows Sohail and they have seen clips of his bowling style. We have a fair idea where he pitches the new ball. Gilly and Laxman are all experienced batsmen and they know how to tackle the new ball. Nidhi: What are you going to tell Shane Warne about how to tackle Gibbs? Graeme: I think you told me just what Shahid said to you. I think Shane has played against Gibbs enough to have his own ideas. We want the Royals to do well. I have known Gibbs fo