India will hope their batting fires in unison to add some more confidence to the team's unbeaten campaign that will see Rohit Sharma & Co playing their second game of the 'Super 8s' stage against Bangladesh in Antigua on Saturday.
India had defeated Afghanistan comfortably by 47 runs in their first match in Group 1, but can't let complacency creep into their game, especially when the team's batting is yet to find its prolific touch.