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ODI World Cup: When one touches down to New Delhi, they are greeted by the nip in the morning, followed by the sun shining brightly throughout the day, before the evening and night takes a cool turn. With monsoon in retreating mode, India’s national capital is having its first brush with changing weather in October.

Amidst this confusing backdrop, the Indian team sans an ill Shubman Gill, is in the city with an eye on adding another win to its kitty when they face Afghanistan in its second game of the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup at a new-look Arun Jaitley Stadium on Wednesday, which is again expected to be a sea of blue.