India's fast-bowling unit produced a clinical session in the latest warm-up window, with Jasprit Bumrah hitting a hard length and Mohammed Siraj generating late movement under lights.
Selectors and coaching staff are treating the upcoming Asia Cup fixtures as a dress rehearsal for World Cup rhythm, focusing on death-overs plans and middle-over squeeze tactics.
Openers continued to work on aggressive powerplay strike rates, while the middle order practised spinning-track rotations that mirror likely venue conditions across the region.
Support staff said the bowling group is being rotated carefully to protect workloads, with Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel also used in match-intensity nets to balance the attack.
