
India’s likely playing 11 against UAE could see Abhishek Sharma opening the innings, where he is expected to set the tone in the powerplay with his attacking approach. (Photo: BCCI)
Shubman Gill will be India’s go-to opener, relied upon to anchor the innings and bring steadiness on challenging UAE tracks. (AP Image)
Tilak Varma secures the No. 3 position, blending fearless strokeplay with composure in pressure-filled moments. (AP Image)
Skipper Suryakumar Yadav, batting at No. 4, offers the perfect mix of stability and aggression, utilizing his trademark 360-degree batting style. (Photo: BCCI)
Hardik Pandya shoulders the role of a complete all-rounder, capable of producing explosive batting cameos while also delivering key overs with the ball. (AP Image)
Jitesh Sharma, behind the stumps, adds value as an aggressive finisher with the bat and provides dependable wicketkeeping. (BCCI Photo)
Axar Patel’s left-arm spin and handy batting make him a crucial all-round option, carrying forward the balance reminiscent of Ravindra Jadeja’s role. (AP Photo)
Rinku Singh bolsters the middle order, primed to deliver finishing fireworks in the closing overs. (AP Photo)
Varun Chakravarthy strengthens the spin department with his mystery variations, ideally suited to UAE conditions. (AP Image)
Arshdeep Singh adds depth to the pace attack with his ability to swing the new ball and generate good pace. (AP Photo)
Jasprit Bumrah resumes command of India’s bowling unit, bringing lethal yorkers, unmatched death-over skill, and years of experience. (PTI Photo)
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