Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, SKY, Pant, KL Rahul and Bhumrah should be in the squad for World Cup. Sanju Samson may be included in but I have a little doubt. BCCI have created flat pitches for IPL and that is why we are seeing big runs currently but in an ICC event pitch will not always be batter friendly then of course we need to remember that it is being hosted in West indies and US. Wherein WI is known to create pitches that are bowler friendly.
Not just flat pitches, the size of boundaries also smaller in most grounds that's why we saw the 11 year record has been breached 5 times this year and we are just at the halfway.
KL is consistent in ODI format but I don't think he will have a spot in T20 WC but probably can be considered as backup WK batsman if not Sanju.
All rounder slot is what I am most excited cause Hardik is the genuine all rounder in the Pacers category and everyone else is more of batting or bowling all rounder meanwhile Hardik has bad season until now.
What I think does not matter as BCCI will make its selection based on the way players perform this season of IPL. The biggest blunder the chief selector made was declaring Rohit as the captain before the IPL. As of now, he is not in the right state of mind to bat as he lost his MI captaincy to a shit player. He has clearly said in public that the T20WC squad will need Kohli. Two players who are not doing good are already reserved and they will play every game.
The problem now for the selectors is to find 9 players who are good in their domain. Out of these 9 players, they will need 4 bowlers minimum and a wicket-keeper, now they are left with 4 batters and all-rounders who can bat and bowl. The competition is fierce and we will see some new names in that 4 required batters/allrounders/WK. We might see 3 new names on that list who are known for their batting and not anything else. In total the Indian team will have 5 batters and the rest will be a mixture so, the task for the selectors are to find three batters who can help the team in bringing the cup back home after 2007.