India's Aggressive T20 World Cup Strategy Revealed: Attack Despite Early Wickets

• Team India will maintain an attacking style in the T20 World Cup, even after losing early wickets, to instill fear in opposition bowlers.
• The team aims for a good score, with discussions to bat aggressively even if three or four wickets fall in the powerplay.
• Tilak Varma praised Sanju Samson's aggressive start, scoring 24 off 15 balls and adding 48 runs for the first wicket.
• Openers providing a good start boosts confidence for middle-order batsmen, creating fear in bowlers.
• Players reviewed past T20 performances and adopted a positive mindset, ready to hit big shots from the first ball in their hitting zone.