We need to score big tomorrow: Gambhir

Indias standin skipper Gautam Gambhir today said the batsmen need to score heavily against New Zealand in the second onedayer here tomorrow since the dewfactor would be crucial to the outcome of the match Its always good to score as many runs as possible in the subcontinent If we are batting first 300 should be a good score but because of the dew factor the more we score the better it would be for our bowlers Gambhir said after a net session at the Rajasthan Cricket Association s academy It dew is a big factor but we also have bowlers who have the experience and who have bowled enough in dew conditions They will use some chemical and that will make a difference I think but there are certain things like toss and dew which are not in our hands the skipper said Asked about the wicket at the Swai Man Singh stadium he said There is no point thinking about the team composition and wicket right now as we are going talk to the coach The wicket looks dry and it might spin a bit if we bowl first The Indian team trained for an hour and half today with Yuvraj Singh doing the bulk of batting at nets Coach Gary Kirsten was seen giving tips to the southpaw and also did some throwdowns with him Suresh Raina Virat Kohli and Yusuf Pathan did some batting practice against S Sreesanth Munaf Patel Vinay Kumar and the local bowlers But comeback man Ashish Nehra surprisingly did not bowl long enough Quizzed on that Gambhir said He is a very experienced campaigner and is bowling in good rhythm at the moment Sreesanth has also bowled a lot in the Test series and doesnt need to bowl that long Moreover in subcontinental wickets batting is also very important The men in blue are high on confidence after their convincing win over the visitors in the first ODI of the fivematch series in Guwahati but Gambhir cautioned the side against complacency This is a young side and no one can afford to be complacent we still have a long way to go I dont there is place for anyone who is complacent in this team the lefthander said The left hander from Delhi who will be leading the national team for only the second time in his career tomorrow said he is enjoying the opportunity As far as captaincy is concerned you need to take care of the entire unit As I have always said a captain can be as good as his and this has been a very good team effort I am enjoying the stint Gambhir said The skipper also reiterated that with so many stars missing from the lineup this is a great opportunity for the youngsters to prove their mettle