ICC T20 World Cup | India can be beaten by any side in the knock-outs because of lack of Plan B: Nasser Hussain
The Hindu
India's last ICC title came under the leadership of M.S. Dhoni in 2013 when they defeated England to lift the Champions Trophy
Former England skipper Nasser Hussain feels that "any side can defeat" India in the knockout stage of the ICC T20 World Cup, owing to their lack of plan B and the uncertain nature of the shortest format of the game.
India has looked in fine form in the run up to the tournament, having defeated England and Australia in the warm-up games. Their players also have the required match practice under their belts thanks to the recently concluded IPL.
"They are favourites. I wouldn't say clear favourites simply because of the format. The shorter the game, things can happen," Hussain said on Sky Cricket.
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