India, Oct. 29 -- Only 58 balls, that too with a stoppage, were bowled before the India vs Australia 1st T20I at Manuka Oval in Canberra was called off due to persistent rain, but it did give some clear signs about India's plans for the T20 World Cup next year. It would not be an exaggeration to state that India have a pretty line-up in the most volatile format. They have a fire and ice opening duo, one of the best-ever T20I batters at No.3, a solid No.4 and some world-class all-rounders who can bat anywhere from No.5 to No.8. In the bowling department, they have arguably the world's best all-format fast bowler and if he doesn't do the job at the top or at the death, they thrown in two spinners, single-handedly capable of bowling oppositi...