India to take Australia in the one day match today; Dhoni drops his rotation policy in the game

With all the supposed infighting and rifts in the Indian camp, Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men have pressing concerns on the field as well with two must-win games at hand. The Indian team, which has found problems off the field even tougher to tackle with, will have to get their act right when they meet Australia on Sunday. The world champions started well, but have since lost back to back matches. There's no more time to waste - the luckless visitors have to bring out their best game against the Aussies, who are expected to hit back hard after the three wicket loss to Sri Lanka. The Indian batting has struggled to come with grips to the conditions and struggled even more against the Aussies bowlers. And with only crucial games left now, Dhoni has said that he will drop the rotation policy in the coming game.

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