India eye revenge as they look to make amends in the second ODI against Australia in Adelaide on Tuesday. India lost the first ODI by 34 runs failing to chase 289, infact, the team lost the plot in the first few overs of the second innings as they were reduced to 4 for 3 which also included the wicket of Virat Kohli. Apart from Rohit Sharma and MS Dhoni, India’s middle order failed to click as India produced a sorry performance to go one down in the three-match series. Rohit anchored India's innings with a breezy 129-ball 133. Former India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni (51) also came up with a defiant half-century and shared a 137-run fourth wicket stand with Rohit but eventually failed to take the men-in-blue over the line. It will be interesting to see now if Virat Kohli makes some changes in the playing XI or he goes with the same one.