Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar said his decision to skip India's last two ODI series,in Sri Lanka and against Australia at home,was not a pre-determined one and he knows how to adjust to various formats of the game. "The decision to skip the last two ODI series was taken at the last moment and was not pre-decided. My kit always contained coloured pads," Tendulkar said at a media conference to announce his tie-up with Pune-based reality firm Amit Enterprises Housing. "I have been playing cricket for some time now. If I was not playing cricket there would be something to think about. Having been around for some time,I know how to adjust to the formats," he added. The 37-year-old batting icon also said he would follow whatever was needed to keep himself in prime condition for the all-important 2011 World Cup in the sub-continent.
