Afghanistan's bowlers does ask inquiries, and India's pitchers may answer them

Match information

Afghanistan vs India
Bridgetown, 10.30am nearby, 8.00pm IST, 2.30pm GMT

Great picture: Rashid Khan and India

After the set had been decided, these two teams were playing less than full power team in one of the greatest T20Is actually played, one that required two Super Innings to produce a effect. The stakes are significantly higher right then. In the Super Eight of the T20 World Cup 2024, Afghanistan and India might engage in a little more clinical and spectacle-free play.

Afghanistan has a bowling harm that can pose questions in each over, which works out well because they must harm Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli shortly to bring the playing field level. With those two out of the image, whatever may happen. That'll get Fazalhaq Farooqi's work. Also batters of the highest caliber are threatened by his left-arm position and ability to swing the new game.

If that happens- and it's a great if- India may come under score force, which is best friends with Rashid Khan. The Afghanistan commander has walked into loads of situations where the criticism has really started to tilt, and he finishes them off.

It takes a genius to hit a talent, and India are happy to include Suryakumar Yadav, who has dominated Rashid in T20s, scoring 86 runs in 58 balloons at a strike price of 148 without being dismissed. A smaller sample size ( 18 balls ) and a higher strike rate ( 155 ) enable India to have left-hand batters, which are also present. Recently, Rashid has n't performed as well against them in T20s. He kept them down to a strike price of 109 in 2022 and 2023. This season, it's upward at 141.

Afghanistan's ball is their best power, but India have them covered. But that means one of Afghanistan's bowlers will have to have a field day.

Type manual

Afghanistan: LWWWW ( Last five completed matches, most recent first )
India: WWWWW

In the spotlight- Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Axar Patel

Rahmanullah Gurbaz has both ability and courage in abundance, and scoring fast against top-notch bowling. He scored 80 out 56 balls in a fit where just two of his team- mates reached dual- digits and the criticism- New Zealand- were bowled out for 75. Gurbaz hits pace at a strike rate of 150 and spin at 145 in T20 cricket, and that may very well be a function of how he does n't mind taking risks. Pitchers like that are hard to stop when it's their time.

So much of the target in this activity will be on secret spin. Axar Patel, however, lives gladly under the radar and produces both visible and unintentional outcomes. His kept- finger roll is all about isolation, but he does that by attacking the trees, while his batting at No. 8 gives India the assurance to reach out from game one. Afghanistan should have only two left-hand pitchers in their best eight, which is admirable, according to Atlas.

Team media

India's XI is not in need of any modifications. And despite the loss to West Indies, Afghanistan might never both.

Afghanistan ( probable ): 1 Rahmanullah Gurbaz (wk ), 2 Ibrahim Zadran, 3 Gulbadin Naib, 4 Azmatullah Omarzai, 5 Mohammad Nabi, 6 Najibullah Zadran, 7 Karim Janat, 8 Rashid Khan ( capt ), 9 Noor Ahmad, 10 Naveen- ul- Haq, 11 Fazalhaq Farooqi

India ( probable ): 1 Rohit Sharma ( capt ), 2 Virat Kohli, 3 Rishabh Pant (wk ), 4 Suryakumar Yadav, 5 Shivam Dube, 6 Hardik Pandya, 7 Ravindra Jadeja, 8 Axar Patel, 9 Jasprit Bumrah, 10 Mohammed Siraj, 11 Arshdeep Singh