Sydney, Mar 1 Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni reckons that the "best method" to beat Australia in the cricket tri-series finals was to "put them under pressure" and his young team was capable of turning the tables on the world champions.

"Australia is a side which likes to keep other teams under pressure. So the best method is to keep them under pressure. Fortunately, they have been under pressure in this series and it will be good if we can keep it that way," Dhoni said on the eve of the crucial match.

Dhoni said toss would be important in tomorrow's first finals to be played under lights.

"Toss is important as teams would like to bat under the sun. Under the lights, it does a bit before it becomes a flat track again," he said.

Dhoni kept his cards close to his chest regarding team composition and generally talked in riddles, except while defending his youngsters.

The big question on everyone's lips was the final eleven given his penchant for five bowlers and reluctance to play Virender Sehwag in all the games.

"Sachin will open that's for sure. It's about his partner ... Actually it's quite confusing whether to play five or four bowlers; to go into the game with 3-2 or 4-1 or 4 plus part-timers," he said. (Agencies)