Defending champions India's chastening seven-wicket rout by capricious West Indies at Lord's on Friday makes Sunday's clash between the former colonial nation and its erstwhile colony a mouth-watering, do-or-die battle.

Coming on the heels of England's humiliating seven-wicket defeat at the hands of majestic South Africa, defending champions India's chastening seven-wicket rout by capricious West Indies at Lord's on Friday makes Sunday's clash between the former colonial nation and its erstwhile colony a mouth-watering, do-or-die battle.

For both teams, a defeat will mean elimination from the competition unless other unexpected results allow them to scrape through on run-rate.

The two countries have met only once before (India have played 16 to England's 18) in the crash-bang-wallop version of the game which India won in Durban, one which Yuvraj Singh, in particular, will never forget for the historic six-sixes-in-an-over hiding he gave pace bowler Stuart Broad.

Yuvraj Singh slams his sixth six in one over off England's Stuart Broad in an ICC World T20 tie at Kingsmead, Durban in September 2007. pic/AFP Read Next Story Leaders of lofty skies› Trending Stories Latest Photos Latest Videos Latest Web Stories ADVERTISEMENT Mid-Day Fast ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT