PUNE: India have begun the tournament with a hat-trick of wins and are determined not to let any complacency derail their campaign when they take on Bangladesh here on Thursday.
“When you enter a World Cup, every team will pose you a challenge,” India’s bowling coach Paras Mhambrey told reporters.
“Be it Bangladesh or Netherlands, we want to treat every game equally … Every game for us is important, every opponent for us is important.”
Meanwhile, Bangladesh will look to build on their recent results against India with help from their mix of young and veteran players.
Captain Shakib Al Hasan had injury concerns last week but is likely to play the all-important match.
Shakib is to have a fitness test hours before the match.
