NEW DELHI: The stage is set for the 'final' showdown at the ODI World Cup between India and Australia. Will hosts India lift their third trophy in front of a full-house of 130,000 or will Australia add a sixth title to their decorated cabinet at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday to extend their record in the tournament?
India, considering their unbeaten run in the mega event - 10 wins in 10 matches, begin as the favourites and will aim to become the ODI champions for the second time on home turf after 2011, when MS Dhoni's team beat Sri Lanka to lift the trophy -- 28 years since 'Kapil's Devils' won the maiden title in 1983.