Team India is currently participating in a big tournament like the T20 World Cup and in this tournament, the Indian team has performed brilliantly and has reached the Super-8. In the group stage of the T20 World Cup, the Indian team still has to play a match against Canada on June 15.

With this, other teams have also qualified for the T20 World Cup Super-8 and its matches will also be played soon. In the T20 World Cup Super-8, the Indian team has to face Australia and along with this the team has to play matches against 2 other teams. After seeing this equation, all the supporters are saying that the Indian team will qualify for the semi-finals.

Team India will compete with these two teams

Team India has qualified for the T20 World Cup Super-8 and the Indian team has to play both its opening matches against the top two teams. Team India can be seen playing its first match of Super-8 against Afghanistan on 20 June at the Barbados ground, apart from this, the Indian team may have to play its second match of Super-8 with any one of the teams from Bangladesh, Netherlands and Nepal at the Antigua ground on 22 June.

India's likely Super8 fixtures:

Vs Afghanistan- 20th June (Barbados).

Vs Ban/Ned/Nepal – 22nd June (Antigua).

Vs Australia – 24th June (St Lucia). pic.twitter.com/TkmqZyKYfw

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Team India will take the field against Australia on June 24

Team India has to play the third and last match of T20 World Cup Super-8 against Australia on 24th June at St. Lucia ground. This match is important for both the teams and whichever team manages to win this match can be seen playing the first semi-final. Since both the teams are the best and that is why all the fans are keeping an eye on this match from now on.

Team India can play semi-final

If Team India manages to win 2 out of 3 matches in the T20 World Cup Super-8 stage, then Team India can easily qualify for the semi-finals. However, if the Indian team loses its matches in the beginning, then the matter may come down to the run rate.