The last time Dharamshala hosted a one-day international in 2017, India's mighty batting line-up was dismissed for a paltry 112 by Sri Lanka, but Bangladesh coach Chandika Hathurusingha expects the tracks at the venue to assist big totals in the World Cup.
India's fall was down to swinging and seaming conditions at the picturesque venue surrounded by snow-capped mountains, and Hathurusingha said before Bangladesh's game against Afghanistan Saturday they will take a late call on their playing side.
"The wickets look really good for one-day cricket. I thought very firm wicket, nice covering of grass," Hathurusingha said in a press conference.
"I think it's a really good sporting wicket.
"I'm expecting some high scoring on this ground. The combination we will decide tomorrow morning and see the wicket again, because the curator said he'll do a little bit of work today as well on that wicket."