Sourav Ganguly has called on his bowlers to stand up and be counted after India slumped to another one-day loss against West Indies in Nagpur.
The visitors lead the seven-match series 2-0 after a Chris Gayle century inspired them to victory with four balls to spare.
And under-pressure skipper Ganguly was quick to lay the blame at the feet of his attack.
"To win, we need to take wickets which we did not do," Ganguly said after watching West Indies lose just three wickets.
"We just did not look a side that is hungry enough in these two games. We need to work on our cricket.
"We did not create much chances to put pressure on them."
West Indies captain Carl Hooper praised centurion Chris Gayle after he led his side to their second consecutive win against India on Saturday to put them 2-0 up in the seven match one-day series.
"Gayle batted beautifully," he said, after the opener hit 103 to guide West Indies to a seven-wicket win, the tourists reaching 280 for three with four balls to spare in reply to India's 279 for nine in the 47 overs a side game.
Hooper praised his batsmen for piling pressure on India's leading spinners Harbhajan Singh and Anil Kumble, who have struggled so far in the series after tormenting West Indies during their 2-0 test series defeat.
They managed only one for 116 in the first Jamshedpur match on Wednesday which the visitors won by four wickets off the last ball and went wicketless in Nagpur.
"As it has turned out, Harbhajan and Kumble are a bit under pressure," he said.
