With Shreyas Iyer leading a squad packed with IPL stars and T20 World Cup gold medalists, this isn’t just another tournament. It’s a statement. Sanju Samson sweating it out under VVS Laxman’s watch? That’s not just practice; it’s pressure turned into performance. The last time India played here, they got gold on a washed-out final. This time? They’re coming for dominance. The first match is September 28, and all eyes are on whether Iyer can turn leadership into another title. Cricket fans, mark your calendars. This team isn’t playing for participation; it’s playing for glory.