Team India has been known to have quality batsmen over the years, but the former India opener feels the team has dominated Test cricket consistently in the last few seasons due to the strength in the bowling attack.
The Indian cricket board announced their 15-member squad for the World Test Championship final to be held in Southampton against New Zealand starting 18th July.
Cheteshwar Pujara is going to play a key role for India in the World Test Championship final.
The former India captain feels both the teams have a good chance of winning the big final as they are well-stocked with the batting and bowling depth.
New Zealand have also preferred Ajaz Patel over Mitchell Santner as the specialist spinner.
Vaughan reckons England must get better at playing the "long game" on good wickets.
Sehwag feels that Pant's qualities and recent form at the top of the order certainly makes him a candidate to succeed during the six Test matches in England this summer.
Siraj made his debut in the Boxing Day Test against Australia last year and impressed with 13 wickets, the most for India in the Border-Gavaskar series.
With fans in India and New Zealand gearing up to watch the most awaited match of the year that will decide the world's best Test team, the Aussie fans might miss out on all the action that unfolds at Southampton starting 18th June.
The former England spinner Panesar feels the concept of WTC is a great advertisement of Test cricket.