Nagpur, Jan. 20 -- The Indian T20 ship is already on a voyage into the unknown. The upcoming T20I World Cup will be the first where India would be led by someone who is not a MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli or a Rohit Sharma. Their captain would be Suryakumar Yadav. Not an all-format, all-weather batting star. But a bonafide T20 specialist raised by the Indian Premier League, unbound from the risk-reward cautionary mindset that's integral to the longer formats. Surya - even his popular name is abridged - hasn't found much success while playing the longer formats, and at 35, it's too late in his career to search for other gears. It's fitting that the Indian captain will be marking his 100th T20I cap in Nagpur, where he was handed a Test debut - his on...