India to clash South Africa in the second cricket one-dayer in Johannesburg on Saturday. Thrashed in the first game in Durban, India would hope to put up a far more inspired display.The Indians did well by drawing the Test series 1-1 and then winning the only T20 game on Sunday, but 135-run defeat in the first match came as a big blow for the visitors.Already plagued by injuries to key players, nothing seemed to have gone right for Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his men in Durban.Injured Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir and paceman Praveen Kumar are already out. Paceman S Sreesanth is also recovering from an elbow injury and is unsure of taking the field on on Saturday.