Onus always on the top order to score more - Dhawan

The last two New Zealand-Sri Lanka ODIs in Mount Maunganui produced more than 600 runs on both occasions. After a damp squib in the opening game of the five-match series, both New Zealand and India are expected to produce a high-scoring affair with the track likely to help the batsmen in the second game.

With the track expected to play true, the pressure will be more on the batsmen to give the bowlers the much-needed cushion of additional runs.