Having already sealed their place in the 2018 Asia Cup final, defending champions India will look to continue their winning streak when they face Afghanistan on Tuesday.
The Rohit-Sharma side recently registered a 9-wicket victory over arch-rivals Pakistan to confirm their place in the finals.
On Sunday, Indian openers Rohit Sharma, also the captain, and Shikhar Dhawan slammed a century eachto achieve Pakistan's below-par target of 237.
The duo played brilliantly to stitch together a 210-run stand, with Dhawan departing after contributing 114 runs.
India had earlier defeated Bangladesh in their first Super 4 match, to remain as the only unbeaten team in the tournament so far.
India will be aiming to continue their dominance over the Asian newbies, who have managed to give a tough fight in their narrow defeats to the likes of Pakistan and Bangladesh in their Super Four clashes.
While Pakistan managed to win a last-over thriller over the Afghans by 3 wickets, Bangladesh on Sunday pipped Afghanistan by 3 runs to set up a virtual semi-final with Pakistan on Wednesday.
The game is also a chance for India to rest a few players and give the opportunity to other young talents.