India named Jadeja in the playing XI, in place of injured Pandya. Bangladesh made two changes as expected, bringing in Mushfiqur and Mustafizur for Monimul and Abu Hider.
Both the teams have injury issues, but the first Super Four match is expected to witness some individual performances from the likes of Rohit Sharma and Mustafizur Rahman.
PV Sindhu is the lone Indian shuttler left in the tournament. The third seeded Indian will take on Chinese Chen Yufei in a women's singles quarter-final match later in the day.
Last time India lost to Bangladesh was in an ODI match in 2015, in the first of the three-match series. Chasing a target of 308 runs, India came short by 79 runs at Dhaka despite a 95-run opening stand between Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan.
India are on a nine-match winning run against Bangladesh in all formats – one Test, two ODIs and six T20Is. Bangladesh's last win over India came in June 2015.
On a flat deck and in sultry heat, Bhuvneshwar Kumar (3/15), Jasprit Bumrah (2/23), Kedar Jadhav (3/23) and Kuldeep Yadav (1/37) were on target as they dismissed Pakistan for 162.
Skipper Rohit scored a 36-ball fifty, his fastest half-century in ODIs, to help India off to a flying start. Then, Rayudu and Karthik completed the job with relative ease.
Ahead of the keenly awaited India-Pakistan match at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, we look at five key players like Rohit Sharma, Fakhar Zaman, Yuzvendra Chahal, etc.
Since their meeting in the Champions Trophy final, India have played 31 ODIs, winning 23 and losing eight, while Pakistan have only played 15, winning 10 and losing five.
