#CWC2019 India's warm-up matches review Openers continue to worry skipper Virat Kohli and coach Ravi Shastri with below-expected practice performance By Francis Adams Eoin Morgan and Virat Kohli make a happy picture here. Their seriousness will be on display when India take on the hosts and favourites on June 30. Picture courtesy: cricketworldcup.com Two of the four suspects in batting, the ageing Mahendra Singh Dhoni and a circumspect KL Rahul on Tuesday brought relief to Team India and their fans with encouraging centuries. They delivered on the purpose of the two warm-ups, that is, "middling the ball" as former India captain and commentator Sunil Gavaskar would like to describe it. Team India have complained on several occasions during previous overseas tours of lack of good practice matches that help the players acclimatize to the conditions. The batsmen are required to start hitting the ball from the middle of their bat and hel
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