Team England's Men will look to rebound from their opening day loss with a victory against India tomorrow morning. Coach Kapoulas' side dropped their first game in Pool B after coming up short against rivals Scotland 65-78 and need to find their feet quickly.
India also lost their opening Pool B game, fading badly as a 63-39 half time lead turned into a 96-87 defeat against Cameroon. Still, the India roster contains a number of dangerous players that Team England will need to be aware of. Amjyot Singh enjoyed 23 points, seven rebounds and four assists in his team's opening game and the 6'8" forward currently plays in the NBA G-League for the minor league affiliate of the Oklahoma City Thunder. 7'2" Satnam Bhamara is another player with NBA links after he was drafted by the Dallas Mavericks in the 2nd round of the 2015 draft. An understandable rim protector, his size will be an issue in the paint at both ends of the court.
Amritpal Singh is a player that will be well known in the Team England camp. He recently featured in Australia's NBL when he joined the Sydney Kings last year, becoming a team mate of England's Adam Thoseby in the process. In captain Yadwinder Singh India also have plenty of experience, the 31-year-old is the side's only returning member from the 2006 Commonwealth Games.