Off to the best possible start with three wins on the trot, defending champions India will look to keep the juggernaut rolling when they take on New Zealand in their super six stage match of the U-19 World Cup on January 30.
Having qualified for the super six stage as Group A leaders, India will also have the advantage of playing at the Mangaung Oval on Tuesday — the same venue that they have played all their three matches so far.
New Zealand, on the other hand, move here from East London and will have to adapt quickly to the conditions.
