Cricket World Cup - "As Of Now...": India Bowling Coach Almost Reveals Playing XI vs Bangladesh

India vs Bangladesh, Cricket World Cup: The Indian cricket team is on a roll and the dream of winning the ODI Cricket World Cup is going strong. The Rohit Sharma-led Indian cricket team has so far bundled out two heavyweight teams - Australia and Pakistan - under 200 in its first and third matches. In its second match, India defeated Afghanistan. India are yet to lose a match and with an eye on a fourth straight win, India face Bangladesh. All eyes will be on the Indian playing against Bangladesh, with top players having featured in all the three matches.

Will the Indian cricket team management be tempted to change the combination? That is a big question. Several players in the Indian cricket team have come back from lengthy injury breaks. Jasprit Bumrah, Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul  are part of that list.

However, with the race for semi-final firmly on, India bowling coach Paras Mhambrey hinted that the team management, as of Wednesday, is not looking to inker with their winning combination in the match against Bangladesh.

"It is important to maintain the start. As of now, there is no discussion of rotation from our point of view. We want to carry this momentum to the next game as well," Mhambrey said reporters on Wednesday.

Mohammed Siraj has done well in company of Jasprit Bumrah, leaving no space for Mohammed Shami and left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav's dazzling show has sidelined Ashwin.

Mhambrey acknowledged that it is difficult to see a quality fast bowler like Shami not getting a game so far in the World Cup, adding that the team management has had conversations with the player.

"Honestly, it is never easy to see. But right now the conversations are on, we had a clear chat with him. Whenever we select a squad