Dubai, Feb. 19 -- India, the finalists at the most recent edition of the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup and winners of last year's ICC Men's T20 World Cup, will look to make an impact in the ICC Men's Champions Trophy from the word go, by getting one over Bangladesh in their tournament starter on Thursday.
The side are no strangers to success in the global event, having previously secured title wins in 2002 (co-winners with Sri Lanka), and 2013.
But this time around, Rohit Sharma's side will be without their finest bowling asset, Jasprit Bumrah, and have banked on a spin-heavy setup to get the job done for them in the tournament.
Their opponents first-up are also good exponents of spin, and have the capacity to dish out a surprise in big ev...