India skipper Rahul Dravid is in confident mood after his side recently recorded a 2-1 home series win over Sri Lanka.

Dravid's men, who have won three of their last five one-dayers, also beat West Indies 3-1 in January. But they suffered a crushing 4-0 one-day series defeat to South Africa in December 2006.

In Sachin Tendulkar, India boast the highest scoring one-day batsman in history with 14,783 runs from 381 matches. Former skipper Sourav Ganguly is fourth on the list with 10,470, while Dravid is sixth (10,044).