India are playing with the same team in the match, meaning Hardik Pandya, who has likely recovered from injury, is yet to return to the playing XI.
The men-in-blue are brimming with confidence as they are still unbeaten in this edition of the World Cup. They have won all six matches played so far.
Rohit Sharma-led India demolished the mighty England by 100 runs in their last match on Sunday.
A seventh consecutive victory will ensure India are part of the pointy end of the tournament locking a semifinal berth.
Jasprit Bumrah has arguably been the pick of the fast bowlers at the tournament so far with 13 wickets from India’s opening six matches.
The right-arm quick has claimed at least one scalp in each of those outings, with 3/32 against titleholders England in their last start including Dawid Malan and Joe Root in consecutive deliveries that put India back on track while defending a modest total.