ICC Champions Trophy 2017: India vs Bangladesh warm-up, 5 talking points

#4 Shikhar Dhawan's history in tournaments make him a vital member

Shikhar Dhawan has regained his lost touch and is set to open with Rohit Sharma

Shikhar Dhawan was India's leading run-scorer in the previous edition of the Champions Trophy in England with a mind-boggling 363 runs in 5 matches at an average of 90.75. After another series of low scores before the 2015 World Cup in Australia, Dhawan emerged as India's leading run-scorer before the semis with 412 runs in eight games at an average of 51.50.

He was the 5th highest run-getter in the tournament.

With such staggering stats to back him up, India decided to pick him for the Champions Trophy despite his indifferent form for India in recent times. A good IPL also helped matters and Dhawan is already justifying the choice with a couple of good outings in the warm-up games.

To follow with his 40 against the Kiwis, Dhawan knocked off a patient t half-century against a disciplined Bangladesh attack. He eventually fell for 60 after putting on a stand of 100 with Dinesh Karthik.