India will be eyeing to break their long-time ICC major trophy drought when they kick off their campaign at the upcoming ODI World Cup, starting October 5.
It is worth noting that the side last won a major ICC tournament back in 2013. Since then, they have fared well in such events but a trophy has kept eluding them.
Failing to perform in the knockout stages is something that has cost India time and again. Former Pakistan batter Salman Butt has suggested that India should rely on experienced players rather than younger ones at the mega event this year.
For the opening slot, Butt suggested that Shikhar Dhawan could be the permanent batter and one between Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill could open with him. "They will need Shikhar Dhawan on top.
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