Australia faces a trial by spin in the 2024 T20 World Cup, standing out as the sole non-Asian team in an otherwise all-Asian Super Eight group. However, vice captain Matthew Wade is confident as Australia is prepared for the battle against spin.

"A lot of us have prepared for plenty of spin depending on what venue you get to," Australia's vice-captain Matthew Wade said. "Guys have been preparing for that through the world, through IPL into the start of this World Cup.

"We expect nothing different, and on their day they're all going to be very very hard teams to beat. We're expecting them to hit us with a fair bit of spin over the next little bit."

India has primarily depended on their fast bowlers for the matches held in the USA so far. However, they are well-equipped for the slower pitches in the Caribbean with a strong spin contingent. Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Yuzvendra Chahal, and Kuldeep Yadav are all skilled spinners available for selection.

This gives India a versatile bowling attack that can adapt to varying pitch conditions, ensuring they remain competitive regardless of the playing surface. With these experienced spinners, India is well-prepared to tackle the challenges posed by the slower wickets in the Caribbean.

Afghanistan has a formidable spin attack featuring Rashid Khan, Noor Ahmed, and Mohammad Nabi, although they will miss Mujeeb Ur Rahman due to injury. Meanwhile, Bangladesh is also confident in their spin options, especially as the pitches wear down. Among their arsenal is legspinner Rishad Hossain, who has captured attention by taking seven wickets in three matches and remains an unknown challenge for the Australian team. With the wickets expected to become more spinner-friendly, both Afghanistan and Bangladesh are poised to exploit these conditions to their advantage.