New Delhi, Sept. 10 -- India have navigated their women's T20 Asia Cup campaign with relative ease, but the semi-final against Bangladesh in Dubai on Thursday could test a few areas. The chinks that got exposed at the T20 World Cup remained. The top order and spin attack have been India's primary weapons and are likely to remain so in the semi-final. Yet, as has been the case on occasions when victories tend to paper over shortcomings, India's middle order has been far from convincing. The batting has stuttered, most notably when India lost eight wickets for 46 runs against Thailand first up in the tournament. Different players have stood up in different matches-Sree Charani and other spinners took centre stage against Pakistan, while Smrit...