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India bowls first against United States at Twenty20 World Cup after winning the toss

Rohit Sharma won the toss and India opted to bowl first against the United States on Wednesday at the Twenty20 World Cup India will bowl first against the United States at the Twenty20 World Cup after Rohit Sharma won the toss and chose to do so. The two teams are currently unbeaten in Group A with two wins each so far. A win for either team would confirm their qualification for the Super Eight stage. Monank Patel and Aaron Jones will not play for the U.S. with Jones leading the team as stand-in skipper, while Shayan Jahangir replaces Patel with Andries Gous as wicketkeeper. The pitch at the Nassau County International Stadium is expected to favor bowlers, as low scoring games are expected to continue at this venue.

India bowls first against United States at Twenty20 World Cup after winning the toss

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WESTBURY, N.Y. — (AP) — Rohit Sharma won the toss and India opted to bowl first against the United States on Wednesday at the Twenty20 World Cup.

A win for either side will confirm qualification for the Super Eight stage. The two sides are unbeaten in Group A so far with two wins each.

The U.S. beat Canada in its first game and has had a six-day rest since its shock victory over 2009 champion Pakistan.

Monank Patel misses out for the U.S. with Aaron Jones leading the side as stand-in skipper. Batter Shayan Jahangir comes in for Patel, with Andries Gous listed as wicketkeeper. Medium pacer Shadley van Schalkwyk comes in for spinner Nosthush Kenjige, who is of Indian heritage.

The pitch at the Nassau County International Stadium should once again favor the bowlers. Low scoring games have been the norm at this venue through the tournament, and the trend is expected to continue once again.

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