Who will win T20 WC 2022 match between Bangladesh and India

Shakib Al Hasan made some stunning remarks ahead of Bangladesh's match against Pakistan. India 2022 T20 World Cup match, which will be played on Wednesday, November 2 at the Adelaide Oval.

The Bangladesh captain bizarrely claimed that his team isn't here to win the World Cup and that beating India would be considered an upset. While the second half of the statement is correct, the first half is an appalling reflection of Shakib's mindset, especially given that the Tigers will qualify for the semi-finals if they win their final two Super 12 games.

Despite their recent loss to South Africa, India is the clear favorite. The Men in Blue were unable to secure key moments against the Proteas, but their victories over Pakistan and the Netherlands have put them in pole position to reach the semi-finals. Following this game, they will face Zimbabwe, a team that Bangladesh had previously defeated.

Can India reclaim their T20 World Cup victory? Or, like in 2016, can Bangladesh push them close and possibly hold their nerve this time?

Today's Match Prediction: Bangladesh vs. India - Who will win today's T20 World Cup match between Bangladesh and India?

Will India make any roster changes? In the previous game, Axar Patel was replaced by Deepak Hooda, but Bangladesh has four left-handers in their top six, so the left-arm spinner may not see much of the ball. Yuzvendra Chahal may also be dropped, with Ravichandran Ashwin relishing the opportunity to bat against southpaws.

In the T20 World Cup, India's bowling attack has largely delivered. The main concern for the team is the form of opener KL Rahul, who will face an in-form Taskin Ahmed. If Rahul can regain his form and captain Rohit Sharma can contribute at the other end, the Men in Blue may be able to rely on their middle order to help them post a large total.

Bangladesh, on the other hand, lacks the batting resources required to challenge India. None of their batters have been consistent in the T20 World Cup, and while Shakib has hinted at making changes ahead of the India match, the Tigers' problems are not easily solved.

India should be able to limit Bangladesh to a low score if they bowl first, which they may do if rain is forecast. And if they are asked to put a total on the board, Rohit Sharma and company should have no trouble taking advantage of the new conditions in Adelaide.

Bangladesh will have to play out of their skin to compete with India, who will almost certainly come away with two points.