In Chile's group, the other teams are Mexico, England and Iraq.
The La Roja juniors' forwards William Gama and Diego Valencia today said that they are trying their best to adjust to conditions with four days left for their opening group league encounter against England on October 8.
"It's really difficult for not just me but for everyone in the team. But we are trying our best to adapt to the high heat and humid conditions," said Gama, who plays for club side Santiago Wanderers, told reporters after their first official training session.
"We are trying to adapt to the climate, that's our basic goal. The basic difference here is heat and humidity. We are trying really hard each day adapt to the conditions," Valencia said.
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Chile had earlier made use of the facility of a private club to train for two days, while they also trained in a sauna-like condition and took Hatha Yoga lesson back home before heading to India.
But gauging their mood, they are caught in the wrong foot by the weather.
Chile would be eying a strong start against heavyweights England who have star forward duo of Borussia Fortmund's Jadon Sancho and Manchester United's Angel Gomes on their roster.
But the young Chileans are not intimidated by their presence.
"They both are really good but they are like us only. We don't look them as our enemies but seek inspiration from them," Valencia said.
"Three days left, we are concentrating to play as a unit. The most important part is to play as a team."
His teammate Gama also said they are prepared to take on their English opponents.
"England are a very difficult rival. they play for the wings and we are prepared for it," Gama, a big fan of Bayern Munich star Arturo Vidal said.