Harbhajan Singh feels the absence of Sachin Tendulkar coupled with some poor batting were mainly responsible for India's poor show in the first Test against Australia in Bangalore.
"In batting, we have not been as good as we had been earlier. We really need to have a talk about it -- what needs to be done," Harbhajan, who picked an 11-wicket haul in the match, told reporters after the day's play.
"First innings lead was very crucial. We gave them too many runs and we didn't bat good enough. In the second innings we bowled a much better line but still batting was a disappointment," he said.
"Also, Sachin is not there. Obviously, he is a great batsman. When he comes (back into the team) it will be a different side. He makes a huge difference to the team. He's the kind of guy who can make 100-200 whatever the wicket you are playing on," said the off-spinner.