India are looking to take another step on their quest to become the first team to win the World T20 twice, after their triumph in the inaugural 2007 edition, and the first on home soil, when they face West Indies in Mumbai.

They are also bidding to give inspirational 34-year-old captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni – who is thought to be close to announcing his retirement – the chance to out on a high.

India were stunned by New Zealand in their first match but picked up three straight wins to qualify second from Group Two.

By contrast, the Windies won their opening three games to top Group One before being shocked by minnows Afghanistan.

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