India vs Sri Lanka 2017: India's probable playing 11 for the second ODI

Pacers

Bhuvneshwar Kumar must have been enjoying the beaches of Sri Lanka, but he got no game time until the first ODI. He started off by inducing a thick edge on his very first ball, but his form wandered away after that, as he ended with no wickets next to his name in six overs.

Despite a not-so-impressive outing, Bhuvneshwar is likely to be retained.

Jasprit Bumrah has become Kohli’s go-to bowler over the last one year, shedding his nervy guy image to consistently find out spot-on lines in the power-play overs and in the death. Having bowled first-change in the first ODI, Bumrah will have to share the new ball with Pandya, if Bhuvneshwar doesn’t make the cut.