After the Indian think tank selected four spinners for the competition, there were concerns over India’s chances of winning the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. The concept of Virat Kohli and captain Rohit Sharma starting the batting together, despite both players being over thirty years of age, confused fans and die-hard cricket viewers.

They stated that Twenty20 is for youthful blood. With eight straight wins, the side captained by Rohit has swiftly converted skeptics into believers, even if previous captain Virat has not yet found his best. The group is about to win the championship. However, there are still questions about the team’s ability to get over the last obstacle given that they had previously failed twice in the finals versus Australia in less than a year.

Australia defeated India in both the major World Cup and the World Test Championships held in India last year. Furthermore, Team India last won an ICC trophy when they won the Champions Trophy under MS Dhoni’s captaincy back in 2013.

Following his side’s 68-run victory against England in the semi-final, Rohit was keen to highlight how well his squad performed at key points in the match. He wants everything to stay the same.

“We comprehend the situation (finally).

We must maintain our composure since doing so enables us to make wise selections. Our ability to remain calm and steady has been crucial, he remarked.

India will play a squad that has been doing well in the competition in South Africa. The Proteas have emerged victorious in nine consecutive games, managing narrow victories.

The team captained by Aiden Markram is fervently hoping to win its first ICC Trophy after taking home the maiden Champions Trophy in 1998. Following that, the squad known as the “chokers” has been labeled as nervous because to their near-misses in several international competitions, including two World T20 semifinal exits and five World Cup semifinal defeats since 1992.

Like Rohit, Makram is unwilling to place significance on previous setbacks.

Like Rohit, Makram is unwilling to place significance on previous setbacks.