NEW DELHI: The entire country will have its eyes on Bengaluru this evening, as India take on the Netherlands in their last league match of this ODI World Cup. While the larger context of the game remains a win and India's unbeaten run extending to 9-0, the cricket fans will hope that the Diwali day coincides with Virat Kohli's 50th ODI century.
The country's festive mood has been on cloud nine after the Indian team stormed into the semi-finals without conceding a single defeat in eight matches, which has also assured Rohit Sharma & Co a top-place finish in the league stage.
