India has been in stellar form. As of now, they are unbeatable in the Asia Cup 2025. After defeating archrival Pakistan, team India will next face Bangladesh in their second Super Four clash. The India vs Bangladesh match is scheduled to take place on September 24 at Dubai International Stadium. For this crucial match, will the Indian team management consider any changes in the playing combination? 

From the beginning of the tournament, Men in Blue has so far dominated the tournament and remains as the only undefeated team of the campaign. In Dubai, the supper can be more suitable for spinners, especially during the second innings. There, the toss can matter. Against Pakistan, India chased down the target of 172 comfortably. Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill stitched a 105-run partnership in the opening wicket and made sure of a solid foundation for their team. Keeping the conditions of Dubai, Team India can continue with the three-spinner strategy against Bangladesh. The combination of Kuldeep Yadav, Axar Patel, and Varun Chakravarthy proved effective in the tournament, especially during the middle overs.

For the pace bowling department, Jasprit Bumrah can play a second consecutive match in the round of four companies by Hardik Pandya. Captain Surya Kumar Yadav's strategy to utilize Pandya with the new ball proved effective against Pakistan. Statistically, the T20I champions have the clear edge over Bangladesh. Though, it can prove fatal to take the Tiger brigade lightly, as they started their Super Four phase with a thrilling win against Sri Lanka. 

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What changes can India make for the Bangladesh match? 

In every department, the Men in Blue are looking solid and well rehearsed. As long as the team is performing well, the management may not look for any sudden change in the playing XI. There are high chances to see an unchanged eleven of India against Bangladesh.

Assessing the situation of the game, management could think about reshuffling the batting positions to offer batting time for middle-order batters as well.