<p>Australia won the toss and chose to bat in the second one-day international against India at a hot, blustery Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday.</p>.<p>Australia's Marcus Stoinis picked up a side strain while bowling in Friday's win and has been replaced by another all-rounder, Moises Henriques.</p>.<p>"Stoinis is out, a little bit of niggle. It's the overs he (Henriques) can give us," Australia skipper Aaron Finch said.</p>.<p>"The wicket can get slower as the game goes on."</p>.<p>India will be unchanged from the side that lost the first match of the three-game series on Friday and will again be fielding in the extreme heat of the day session.</p>.<p>"We were a bit rusty in the first game, no excuses," India captain Virat Kohli said of the loss.</p>.<p>"After the 30-over mark, the bodies started to stiffen up. The second half was very encouraging. We can take a lot of positives from that. We are playing the same 11."</p>.<p>Australia, fuelled by centuries from Finch and Steve Smith, crushed India by 66 runs on Friday.</p>.<p>An Australian victory will not only clinch a series win but also the top spot in the World Cup Super League.</p>.<p>India have lost their last four ODIs and are bidding to avoid a fifth consecutive defeat for the first time since January 2016.</p>
<p>Australia won the toss and chose to bat in the second one-day international against India at a hot, blustery Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday.</p>.<p>Australia's Marcus Stoinis picked up a side strain while bowling in Friday's win and has been replaced by another all-rounder, Moises Henriques.</p>.<p>"Stoinis is out, a little bit of niggle. It's the overs he (Henriques) can give us," Australia skipper Aaron Finch said.</p>.<p>"The wicket can get slower as the game goes on."</p>.<p>India will be unchanged from the side that lost the first match of the three-game series on Friday and will again be fielding in the extreme heat of the day session.</p>.<p>"We were a bit rusty in the first game, no excuses," India captain Virat Kohli said of the loss.</p>.<p>"After the 30-over mark, the bodies started to stiffen up. The second half was very encouraging. We can take a lot of positives from that. We are playing the same 11."</p>.<p>Australia, fuelled by centuries from Finch and Steve Smith, crushed India by 66 runs on Friday.</p>.<p>An Australian victory will not only clinch a series win but also the top spot in the World Cup Super League.</p>.<p>India have lost their last four ODIs and are bidding to avoid a fifth consecutive defeat for the first time since January 2016.</p>