India faces a tight schedule with only a day's rest between their final league match and the semifinal, posing recovery concerns for their bowlers. Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate emphasises balancing player rest and maintaining match readiness.

India assistant coach says they also want to carry momentum into the semi-final by beating New Zealand, so it might come down to bowlers not bowling their full quotas on Sunday | ESPN.com

India's assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate opened up on the importance of beating New Zealand and carrying the momentum to the semi-final but indicated that a few players might be rested as they will get only one day rest in between.

It is expected that many changes will be made to India's playing XI for New Zealand clash as both sides have already qualified for the semis.

Ryan Ten Doeschate on India-New Zealand clash. (Source - BCCI) Despite being a dead rubber, the India-New Zealand encounter on Sunday demands to be a thrilling encounter, specifically with spin bowlers likely to play a conclusive game at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.