If lost today, unwanted world record might be created: Team India has lost 433 ODIs till date

No team in any sport in the world wants to lose, specially if the series is a crucial one. No one wants to make or equal the world record of defeat. But, the match against South Africa at Ranchi's JSCA Stadium on Sunday has come with a similar threat to India. Apart from this, there is also the fear of losing the series. But, where there is danger and fear, there is also opportunity. Team India also has such a big opportunities and will be facing these dangers, fears and opportunities one by one. Along with this, we will also know about the possible-11, pitch and rain forecast of both the teams in this second match.

The probability of rain is high during the day and afternoon. There is a 51% chance of rain at 11 am and 2 pm. There is no more than 20% chance of rain after 5 pm. The match is to start at 1:30 pm.

So far five ODIs have been played in Ranchi. Three of these have a score of 280 plus. Once a score above 300 is also made. Only once has the team batting first scored less than 260 runs. This happened in the very first ODI held here in 2013. Then England's team was reduced to 155 against India. Team India has batted later in its five matches played here. India has won in two. Two were defeated and one match ended inconclusive.