After facing embarrassing defeat in the first ODI match, India will play do or die second ODI match against Australia on Sunday (November 29) at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). As Australia gave a mammoth target of 375 runs, India’s bowling, as well as fielding, was heavily criticised. Also, the dearth of a sixth bowling option was a big problem for visitors. Hardik Pandya and Shikhar Dawan in pursuit of the monstrous target scored half-centuries, but it was not enough for India to take the game home. Eventually, India lost the match by 66 runs. To keep their chances of victory
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