New Delhi, June 21 -- India's T20 World Cup campaign is going as planned with two wins from two matches, a healthy net run rate, a dominant spin attack and a batting unit that finally appears to be finding its rhythm. As India prepare to face South Africa at Old Trafford on Sunday, there is a sense that the tournament is only now beginning with their first heavyweight encounter. Yet, considering the current situation in Group 1, they already find themselves in a sort of quarter-final-like scenario. The top two teams from each group will advance to the semis. In Group 1, Australia are currently first with six points, and India are second with four points. South Africa are in a tricky spot, having secured only one win in two matches for a tot...