Mid-fielder Jackichand Singh and left back Nishu Kumar were were on Thursday included in India's 22-member squad for the forthcoming away international FIFA friendly against Jordan slated to be held on November 17.
Nishu and Jackichand were the only two changes National coach Stephen Constantine made in his squad from the team that played a goal-less draw against China in the last international friendly in October.
Constantine emphasised that the forthcoming friendly against Jordan will "aid India's preparation" for the 2019 AFC Asian Cup in UAE.
"We want to do well in AFC Asian Cup and the clash against Jordan will aid us. Jordan are a good side and they have a number of good players in their ranks," he said.
Jordan, who are ranked 112 in the latest FIFA rankings, lost 1-2 to FIFA World Cup 2018 finalists Croatia in their last friendly fixture.
The news of recent floods in Jordan did crop up in talk among the players and striker Jeje Lalpekhlua said the team needs to "accept it and move ahead".
"There is nothing one can do about natural calamities. We have to accept it and move ahead. Come what may, we are to play our hearts out and there won't be any compromise on that," he said.
"Our prayers stay with the people of Jordan during these tough times."
"The match against China was massive for us. Jordan won't be anything lesser, if not bigger. We have to keep our heads down and keep working to get something positive out of this tie."
Indian squad: