India, Sept. 1 -- India will arrive at the Asia Cup as defending champions, but unlike last year's ODI success, this edition will be played in the T20 format - an arena where their fortunes have fluctuated. The Men in Blue lifted the 2016 title under MS Dhoni's captaincy, showcasing dominance throughout the tournament. However, the 2022 campaign told a different story, as India fell short in the Super Four stage and failed to make the final. This time, India will be without Virat Kohli, who has rescued them on countless occasions, while the absence of Rohit Sharma will also be significant. The onus will now be on the young guns to carry forward the legacy of the legends in the multi-nation tournament, where they enter as favourites once a...