Former India batting coach Sanjay Bangar said there is no need to “overanalyse” India’s batting performance against the USA in their opening T20 World Cup match, stating that the team’s aggressive approach, while risky, has brought results.India were 77 for six in the 13th over at the Wankhede Stadium but recovered to register a 29-run win over the USA.

“I don’t think Indian batters should overanalyse what happened at Wankhede against the USA, because the approach this Indian batting line-up plays with nowadays in T20 cricket is obviously fraught with risk,” Bangar said on JioStar, as cited by news agency PTI.“On days like that, when a couple of wickets fall, and you still want to keep going hard, you are bound to lose wickets in clusters. If there is one learning, it is to maybe slow down slightly, but not have too much of a doubt in your approach, because that fearless style has given you a lot of success.“Keep backing your abilities and keep playing the way this Indian batting unit has approached T20 cricket over the last 18 months or so.”Bangar said the current batting group combines experience with an attacking mindset.“When I look at this Indian batting line-up, it has a great mix of maturity as well as fearlessness. Now, in terms of maturity, you have players who can adjust to the needs of the situation,” the former all-rounder said.“Tilak Varma bats in that fashion, as do Surya and Hardik. So, if India find themselves in a similar position again, the onus may be on one of those three to steady the innings a little bit, while the batters around them continue to play the way they have been playing.“That is something the team and the batting group might discuss going forward.”India are scheduled to play Namibia on Thursday.Speaking about Washington Sundar’s fitness and possible changes to the playing XI, Bangar said: “It’s great news that Washington Sundar is going to join the team, because the Indian management has been patient with him and has a lot of confidence in his abilities.“The fact that they persisted with him in the squad despite his unavailability at the start of the tournament shows they want to maintain a similar team combination.“If, say for instance, a spin-bowling all-rounder is required, Washington Sundar can certainly come in. But I don’t see him playing in Delhi. I certainly see Jasprit Bumrah making it to the playing eleven, with the in-form Mohammed Siraj the one likely to miss out.”