NEW DELHI: India aim to disrupt Australia's T20 World Cup campaign when the teams face off in their final Super 8 game on Monday. A victory for India would make them the group leaders and secure their place in the semifinals, while concurrently jeopardizing Australia's chances of advancing, particularly after Australia's unexpected loss to Afghanistan in Saint Vincent.
Australia, no longer in control of their own destiny, will be closely monitoring Rashid Khan's team as they confront Bangladesh on Monday night. A win for India would not only cement their top position but also potentially lead to Australia's early exit from the tournament. A big motivation for the Indian side, which has had its share of painful defeats against Australia in previous ICC events.
